Barrhead News

If Barrhead town residents vote no in the upcoming plebiscite, a new aquatic centre could be delayed as long as three to four years. That is the opinion of Town of Barrhead Mayor, Gerry St. Pierre.

Barrhead area residents had their first opportunity to get the latest information and voice their opinion about the proposed aquatic centre during a town-sponsored open house on Wednesday, Sept. 16, at the Seniors Drop-in Centre.

A man was denied release after being charged with attempted murder at the Alberta Provincial Courthouse on Wednesday, September 16. According to a media release issued on September 14, by Alberta RCMP Media Relations Officer Sgt.

The Barrhead Fire Department is looking for a few good men and women. Actually, they are looking for a lot of them. On Saturday, Sept.

No child should go hungry. That is the philosophy behind the FCSS Hot Lunch Program at Barrhead Elementary School.

The Barrhead Fire Department is hoping it will soon have a new piece of equipment. On Wednesday, Sept.

The organizers of the Wildrose Rodeo Finals are promising once again to showcase the best rodeo talent in northern Alberta. Starting on Thursday, for four days, Barrhead will play host to the Wildrose Rodeo Association Finals (WRA).

They say music soothes even the most savage beast, but if that is true, then art must be its therapist.

What looks like an innocent looking flower with a pleasant scent, blooming only at night, is in actuality, a noxious, invasive and deadly plant.

At the regular meeting of county council on Tuesday, a member of the group Making Waves – Yes For Progress, Rita Lyster, asked assembled counsellors to be leaders of the county.