St. Paul News

Storytellers from a variety of backgrounds and genres relayed messages that made the audience think, laugh and reflect upon the importance of culture at the New Sun Gathering held at Blue Quills on May 26.

Sometime between May 26 and May 29, unknown persons knocked over a number of gravestones in the catholic cemetery behind Racette School.

After three years of working hard on a community project, residents of Therien can see the light at the end of the tunnel.

Lafond resident Shelley Hawthorne is set to cycle her third year of the Ride to Conquer Cancer June 25-26.

The North East Music Association held a spring concert on May 29. Several music students showcased their skills with performances of original and well-known songs for family and friends.

The local chapter of the Elks is considering joining forces with Habitat for Humanity to start an affordable housing project in St. Paul.

Parents and family came to Racette School to watch Grade 6 classes graduate from the RCMP DARE program on Thursday. “They are getting into that age in junior and senior high where we know that the pressures are there for the use of drugs and alcohol.

Around 70 people walked in the Great Strides walk for cystic fibrosis on Sunday. After months of fundraising, the count for cash raised at press time came in at around $30,000. The St.

The staff, students and administration at Racette School welcomed news of funding for a “full modernization” of Racette School. The province also announced plans to build a new school to replace the Two Hills Mennonite School on Friday.

MLA for Lac La Biche – St. Paul – Two Hills Ray Danyluk received the elected community leader award from the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta and Alberta Recreation and Parks Association (ARPA) on Thursday at the Telus World of Science in Edmonton.