Barrhead News

Winston Churchill once said “we make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give.

The choice of who to choose as MLA for the Barrhead-Morinville-Westlock area may have been made a little bit easier or perhaps even more difficult after an informational forum and debate held at Barrhead Agrena’s Multipurpose Room on Monday, April 20

The majority of the students at Neerlandia’s Covenant Canadian Reformed School are too young to be voting in the upcoming provincial election, but that did not stop them from being involved in the process.

On April 14, Barrhead County Ratepayers were treated to a special kind of breakfast: one made, and served by Barrhead County Councillors.

Art lovers alike will be pleased to hear that the ACACA Northern Zone Show is almost here. From May 1 to 3, artists from in and around the area will be flocking to the Barrhead Seniors Drop-In Centre to view the work of over 35 artists.

It’s official. After more of a year of discussion and consultation Barrhead Town Council gave second and third reading to the town’s new Land Use Bylaw, officially titled as 04-2015, during their regular meeting on Tuesday, April 14.

What’s better than a lobster dinner prepared by someone else? A lobster dinner prepared by someone else with the help of celebrity chef Maureen Kubinec.

It was an exciting morning for the residents of the usually quiet old greenhouse neighbourhood of Barrhead. On Friday, April 10, at about 11:30 a.m.

The Barrhead Healthcare Centre is suffering from an identity crisis. Not from the facility itself or its staff, but from the community.

Fort Assiniboine area residents had a chance to ask questions and voice their concerns about a proposed gravel pit during a combination open house and public hearing.