Community

Storm chaser and pilot, Matt Melynk, took these photos of the brooding storm near Rimbey on July 27 between 7 and 8 p.m.

Two years ago the foundation received an anonymous donation of $750,000.

Five outstanding individuals, and perhaps one of the most celebrated families in all of hockey comprise the 2017 Induction Class for the Alberta Hockey Hall of Fame (AHHF).

Medicine River Wildlife Centre is beyond pleased to partner with Central Alberta Co-op in building their new “Wildlife Homes Playground.” The preparations are underway for the playground and it will be completed early summer of 2018.

Do you volunteer? If so, why do you volunteer? Most people volunteer for the same reason they give: they believe in the cause they are volunteering for and the positive impact it will make on their community.

I was six-years-old when I was first introduced to the world of thievery.

“Motivation gets you started. Perseverance keeps you going.”

Name: Les Wiggett, Red Deer

Sixty-six athletes and twenty-three coaches from Red Deer were among 1200 individuals who participated in the Special Olympics Alberta 2017 Summer Games in Medicine Hat the weekend of July 7th to 9th. Red Deer athletes competed in eight sports including softball, soccer, golf, Bocce, track and field, 5 and 10 pin bowling and Swimming.

Timelapse video of storm clouds sweeping over central Alberta, mainly Rimbey area