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Drugs and cash seized in Ponoka

A 25-year-old man was arrested after police discovered cash and cocaine in a Ponoka apartment.
Otis visits Sylvan Lake Enviro Fair

Otis visits Sylvan Lake Enviro Fair

Otis, a six-year-old great horned owl, peers around as handler Stephanie Johannson holds him so Katimavik volunteers Jimmitry Repstock, centre, of Campbell River, B.C., and Catharine Lansing of Barrie, Ont., can see him at the Sylvan Lake Enviro Fair recenlty. The Medicine River Wildlife Rehabilitation Centre educational bird was just one of the organizations on hand for the town’s first-ever environmental exposition.

Brawlers beware

Sylvan Lake council sent a message Monday night that rowdy behaviour won’t be tolerated.
News getting better in real estate

News getting better in real estate

After a steady diet of bad news, the Canadian real estate market got some favourable stats to chew on last month.

No job freeze: Liepert

Health Minister Ron Liepert insists there is no hiring freeze for nurses at Alberta Health Services.

Mountie’s dog killer on trial

A Caroline-area man who shot and killed an RCMP breeding dog thought the large, black German shepherd that circled him in his yard after chasing his cat was a potentially dangerous stray, said his defence lawyer Monday.
children’s festival

children’s festival

Volunteers Tina Lumbis, left, and Angel Austin of the Children’s Ministerial of Central Alberta booth hide from a cool breeze in a box of floor pads as children assemble others at the Central Alberta Children’s Festival Friday.

Bernie and Red to bring comedy to Red Deer

Bernie and Red are once again bringing their distinctly British blend of music and humour to Red Deer.

Exhibit explores studio spaces of famous artists

An art exhibit exploring the studio spaces of some famous and not-so-famous painters, sculptors and photographers is running at the Rocky Mountain House Public Library until June 27.
Treasures from crazy places

Treasures from crazy places

“You just never know,” says Anna Stanton. You never know when you’ll find an old treasure hiding in somebody’s yard or garage.