The director of special education with the Red Deer Catholic Regional School Division has been honoured for her professional contributions.
Puppet Mania for children ages six and up is offered at Red Deer Public Library Children’s Department at the downtown branch on Wednesday from 7 to 7:30 p.m. The event will feature fun, interactive stories, with puppets and storytellers. Phone 403-346-4688 for further information.
A proposed Ronald McDonald House for Red Deer drew praise from municipal planning commission members on Monday as site development was approved for the $12-million project.
The president of a union representing Red Deer Remand Centre staff wants workers put on the high priority list for those receiving H1N1 vaccinations when the immunization clinics resume sometime this week.
Alberta Health Services has chosen Stuart Olson Constructors to expand the Central Alberta Cancer Centre for $41 million.
EDMONTON — After a week of confusion that saw swine flu clinics suspended throughout the province, Alberta has rolled out a new vaccine program that focuses on young children and pregnant women.
A proposed Ronald McDonald House for Red Deer drew praise from municipal planning commission members on Monday as site development was approved for the $12-million project.
Failure to reach an agreement on the facts, coupled with an incomplete psychiatric report, delayed the case Monday of a man charged with kidnapping and sexually assaulting a young Penhold girl.
Paige Chalack of Innisfail gets up close with her calf at the Westerner Championship Dairy Showcase in Red Deer on Friday afternoon
Rescue workers feared the worst as they searched frantically for three trapped miners Monday, and those fears quickly turned into grief as they recovered a body from the flooded gold mine.
Taking part in a group sing-a-long Brianna Davis dressed as a snow queen and Serenity Brown doing her best purple dinosaur impression sing out loud along with eleven other youngsters and their parents during the Halloween Spooktacular event at the downtown branch of the library on Saturday.
A member of the Terry Fox family will be the guest speaker at the Terry Fox Volunteer Reception at the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame and Museum at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesda
Police are seeking the same male suspect, who is believed to have carried out two robberies at a West Park Fas Gas station early on Monday.
Bentley United Church holds weekly services on Sundays at 9:30 a.m. Additional weekday worship services are held on the first and third Thursday of each month at 7 p.m.
t’s been 25 years since the nonprofit Alberta Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society (STARS) took to Alberta skies in an effort to save lives, creating many amazing stories along the way
The Alberta government ordered its health officials Saturday to immediately suspend all public H1N1 flu clinics until further notice because of a national shortage of vaccine.
Mayor Morris Flewwelling is asking the city’s citizens to take part in a competition that could put Red Deer on stage during the 2010 Winter Olympics.
H1N1 clinics in Central Alberta this week attracted thousands of people.
Norwegian Laft Hus craft and bake sale is set of Oct 31 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Laft Hus behind the Recreation Centre. A Butikk sale will take place on Nov. 1 from noon to 4 p.m. For more information, call 403-347-2055.
It took seven hours — many of them boring and some of them cold — for Jamie Morales, her two young sons and her father to get the H1N1 vaccine on Thursday.
But the Red Deer mother said it was all worth it to protect her little ones.
“It was a long wait.
