Barrhead News

Barrhead County Council decided to make a motion during their regular council meeting on Friday, Nov.

December 8, will be a bitter-sweet day for Barrhead RCMP Cpl. Darryl Lutz. On that day Cpl. Lutz will retire and walk out of the Barrhead RCMP detachment for the last time, after completing, almost to the day 26 years of service with the RCMP.

The Fort Assiniboine and Friends Christian Community want to invite everyone to their hamlet to witness the birth of Jesus Christ. On Saturday and Sunday Nov.

The former Pembina Hills school division superintendent accused of defrauding the division in 2010 will have his case waived to Newfoundland. Richard Harvey’s trial dates in St. Albert, first set for Oct. 14-17 before being postponed to Nov.

If the walls of the Barrhead Lutheran Church could talk they would simply laugh. After Bridget Ryan hit the stage smiles were creasing everyone’s faces, with not a single individual in the crowd without a chuckle or two breaking free.

The Barrhead and Neerlandia Association for Reformed Political Action (ARPA) chapter was involved in the placing of over 10,000 flags on Monday, Nov. 10. The flags are a display of pro-life, and could be seen from both near and far.

It looks like a conventional car and it even sounds like one, but on further inspection there is one big difference.

On the morning of Thursday, Oct. 23, James Barr, 28 years old, a father of two and a loving husband was in a collision that required him to be airlifted by STARS to a hospital in Edmonton, where he is still waiting to recover.

Representatives from several different companies presented to a full house on Monday, Nov. 3, at Summerdale Hall, in hopes to enlighten the community on what they consider the front edge of innovation.

World War I made an indelible impression of not only Canada, but Barrhead. That was the message of the Remembrance Day ceremony held at Barrhead Composite High School on Thursday, Nov. 6.