Barrhead News

Barrhead residents are not the only ones targeted by the criminal element says Barrhead RCMP Sgt. Bob Dodds.

Municipal Affairs will impose binding arbitration on the town and county to resolve the ongoing recreational agreement dispute.

A petition filed with Municipal Affairs by residents of Lac Ste. Anne County has failed. Concerned with decisions made by their elected officials, Lac Ste.

The rates for Barrhead’s new aquatic centre are now final. Councillors unanimously accepted the fee schedule put forward by administration at their March 28 meeting.

Turning 100 is just another day, says new centenarian Eric Beniston. Last week, the Hillcrest resident, who turned 100 on March 26, celebrated his birthday with friends and family in the common room of Klondike Place.

An Internet service provider believes having reliable and fast high-speed connectivity is one of the keys to a municipality’s prosperity.

Local business owner Eric Vriend is honoured to be named advocate of the year by the Canadian Down Syndrome Society (CDSS).

It was a night to celebrate. On Thursday, March 16, in front of a packed house at the United Church to see some of the best performers from the Barrhead Rotary Music Festival.

The Barrhead Curling Club’s (BCC) season has come to an abrupt end as the ice surfaces suffered extensive flood damage over the weekend. Stephanie Brost, BCC manager, said they discovered the flooding on March 19.

Less than a year after his arrival, former Gambian Buba Banda has decided to move to Edmonton at month’s end, says Barrhead Community Refugee Support (BCRS) co-chair Rita Lyster.