Barrhead News

Sand and gravel operators have cleared a major hurdle in plans for a pit northwest of Camp Creek. Inland Aggregates received development approval from Barrhead County Council last Tuesday.

World War II began in 1939 and raged until 1945, touching the lives of hundreds of millions of people and resulting in the deaths of over 70 million.

The memories of those brave soldiers who risked and gave their lives were cherished at Barrhead schools last week, as students took time to remember and give thanks Friday, Nov. 9.

There were many givers of time, labour and skills. And the givers were also receivers – of a glow in the heart and an uplifting of spirit.

Across the snowy terrain, more than 600 manic grins glowed in the dark. They pulled you, they intrigued you. Come with us … if you dare, they seemed to say.

Barrhead Town victims of July flooding can seek financial help through a government-approved disaster recovery program. Applications to the Alberta Emergency Management Agency program will be accepted until Jan. 10, 2013.

You are raging. You are smoking. Your fingers twitch. Your jaws tighten. You just want to lash out and … and … But wait, don’t do it.

Two men who admitted their part in an outdoor cannabis growing operation involving more than 2,000 plants received conditional sentences last Wednesday.

After a former Pembina Hills school division superintendent was accused of abusing his expense account, the division quickly updated its expense account policy. Former Supt. Richard Harvey left the division Oct.

The County of Barrhead may be seeing another gravel pit operation in the near future if council approves a new proposed project.