Barrhead News

Volunteers who put in the effort should be recognized by their communities.

There is oil money in the pool. Pembina Pipeline, a transportation, midstream and gas service provider that is headquartered in Calgary, recently signed off on an agreement to contribute $30,000 over a three-year period.

The Shepherd’s Care Foundation (SCF) has a lot of work to do if they are going to convince the residents and their families that changing to an Edmonton-based pharmacy is a good idea.

In Alberta the wildfire season officially began on March 1, but until this past weekend the number of grass or wildfires the Barrhead Fire Department had been called out to this season had been relatively few.

On Friday, March 31, after more than two decades, Classic Furniture Gallery in Barrhead, put up signs saying they were closing.

Last week, on March 23, Rita Lyster of Rita’s Apothecary &Home Healthcare Ltd. found out the pharmacy that she founded would no longer be the pharmacy of choice for Shepherd’s Care.

Shepherd’s Care Foundation (SCF) is and will continue to be a large part of the community in Barrhead. That is what John Pray, CEO and president of SCF, told the Barrhead Leader during a telephone interview on Tuesday, March 29.

Easter is about more than just chocolate-covered eggs and a man-sized rabbit that walks on two legs, and that was the message being delivered during Bethel Pentecostal Church’s Walk With Jesus.

There’s an adage that says when you stay in one place for a certain length of time, you become that place.

The Wildrose Party is concerned that the government may be acting too slowly in regards to repairing the province’s aging water and wastewater infrastructure.