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Clarification: in our original article/post, we incorrectly stated that the event was cancelled. It has, in fact, been POSTPONED due to the novel Coronavirus Pandemic. Our apologies for any confusion this may have caused. In a press release sent out last week organizer Rebecca Joseph said, “We’re hopeful we’ll be able to host it later…
Since winning a whopping $50 million on a lucky lotto max draw in 2015, former Lamont resident Randy Rush has not only had incredible highs in his life, but painful lows as well. His experiences are chronicled in a new book entitled ‘13 Billion to One’ coming out in June of 2020. “There are some…
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Alberta Midland Railway Terminal, a 950-car storage yard for chemical rail cars in Lamont County, has announced expansion plans set to get underway by June of this year. Alberta Midland currently sits along the CN line and can service industrial customers in the Alberta Industrial Heartland, said company president Darcy Heggie during an information session…
Members of the Mundare Senior’s Centre cooked up a storm during their monthly perogy dinner on Feb 21. Adults were able to partake for $15 and children six and under cost $6. “The food leans toward a Ukrainian menu,” said senior’s club president Marrien Chudyk. “We change it up a bit sometimes so it doesn’t…
The Bruderheim Public Works yard has once again become the target of thieves, in spite of a new solar powered security gate installed last year. During the early morning hours on Feb. 12, three people in a vehicle were captured on security camera footage approaching the new security gate that guards the front entrance. The…
A Lamont couple have put themselves in self imposed quarantine after visiting their son in china, to prevent any possible health scare locally with the Coronavirus COVID19 which is spreading around the world. The couple, who wish to remain anonymous to prevent any panic in the community, travelled to see their son, who lives in…