Barrhead News

To ensure good luck, athletes often bring a good luck charm with them.

It is all about getting people more active. That’s how Alberta Health Services (AHS) health promotion facilitator Terri Flemmer explained the purpose of Winter Walk Day. On Wednesday, Feb.

Lois Schreiner doesn’t know what she will look like without hair, but in a little over a month she will find out.

Property crime and vehicle theft continue to be a problem in the area. Added as an addition to the Feb. 6 agenda, Barrhead RCMP Detachment commander, Sgt.

Children need to know about the dangers on the farm and how to avoid them. That was the purpose of Alberta Farm Safety Centre safety smarts instructor Reanne Dennison’s visit to Dunstable School, Jan. 22.

A Barrhead Curling Club delegation had some good and bad news to report to town councillors during their Jan. 23 meeting.

For the Dirty Dishes, live performances are about getting people up and dancing. That was the message from Dirty Dishes guitarist Lisa Olafson, who spoke to the Barrhead Leader Jan.

Pembina Hills Public Schools trustees hope to meet with Barrhead-Morinville-Westlock MLA Glenn van Dijken to seek clarification on the United Conservative Party’s proposed polices around education, particularly one proposal about “devolving” decision

Children need to know about the dangers on the farm and how to avoid them. That was the purpose of Alberta Farm Safety Centre safety smarts instructor Reanne Dennison’s visit to Dunstable School, Jan. 22.

A Barrhead Curling Club delegation had some good and bad news to report to town councillors during their Jan. 23 meeting.