St. Paul News

Haying in the 30’s is back with new attractions added to the popular event, held rain or shine on July 30-31 in Mallaig.

Performer Ed Brown tells a story to introduce his next number at the Cowboy Fest held in Vilna last weekend. The three-day event featured an impressive array of entertainment and was the first of its kind for the community.

It appears Sun Country Trailer Court has a brighter future following the sale of the property July 15. Residents of the trailer park, located south of St. Paul on Sec. Hwy.

Willow leaves have been browning and dropping from trees in the area at an alarming rate again this summer, after the problem was first noticed last summer.

The County of St. Paul voted to join the St.

The Town of St. Paul is considering a bylaw to fight panhandling and public intoxication, after the RCMP annual delegation to council recommended the Town take action.

Edmonton resident John Halfe appeared in St. Paul Provincial Court on Thursday to face Wildlife Act charges from Operation Griffon, the fifth time his charges have come up in court. Halfe requested more time to find a lawyer.

A large development planned for Centennial Plaza, located on the east end of St. Paul near Sobeys and Canadian Tire, will offer more retail space and possibly more seniors housing by the expected completion date in 2012.

A new festival in St. Paul will celebrate both the history and cultural variety of the St. Paul and area community. The Heritage Festival will run on July 28 at the Centennial Seniors Center from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

While Mother Nature was being fickle, the crowd at Glendon’s Roughstock Rodeo was entertained by cowboys competing in bareback, saddle bronc, and bull riding, some hailing from as far away as Australia and New Zealand.