Barrhead News

Stephani Motors service manager Stan Viersen is proud of his team. And he has reason to because recently four of the service technicians in his shop qualified for Chrysler Canada’s Master Tech provincial competition in Red Deer, on May 31.

Neerlandia Public Christian School (NPCS) teacher Dallas Lee is confident this year’s Grade 9 graduates will continue to inspire the people they meet as they embark on the next chapter of their lives.

Kevin Berger – Leader Staff Barrhead residents have a couple of options for celebrating Canada Day this Monday, July 1, including a carnival in Barrhead and a tractor pull in Neerlandia.

Kevin Berger – Leader Staff Peace River-Westlock MP Arnold Viersen has introduced legislation to amend the Criminal Code of Canada to establish a mechanism where youth victims of sexual exploitation can more easily lift a publication ban, allowing th

The Ripple Connection Support Centre (RCSC) needs your help if they are going to be able to expand not only their services but their building.

The Town of Barrhead’s crest may no longer include the Blue Heron.Or maybe it will. It will largely depend on what Ion Brand Design comes up with as a new logo.

Is Junior ‘A’ hockey coming to Barrhead? While the initial response from the Town of Barrhead was an enthusiastic “yes,” it seems there are a number of questions that councillors need an answer to before they decide to pursue the possibility in earne

County of Barrhead council knows it has a problem. A large percentage of Thunder Lake residents bordering the county’s municipal public reserve lands are using either deliberately or inadvertently as an extension of the land as their own property.

Kevin Berger – Leader Staff The charges facing former Pembina Hills Public Schools superintendent Colleen Symyrozum-Watt have been stayed by the Crown, meaning that a trial originally set for early July in Barrhead will no longer go ahead.

If a picture does say a thousand words, then the students of Barrhead Composite High School’s (BCHS) portrait photography program returned home from their trip to New York City with enough words to fill hundreds, if not thousands of novels about the