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It was pretty much a sold out crowd that dined on exotic dishes as the Lamont Fish and Game Association held its annual dinner and trophy night, Jan 25. Held at Lamont’s Community Hall, the evening began with appetizers of assorted sausage, smoked bear, smoked whitefish and deer jerky. The evening featured silent auctions, door…
A cozy group gathered at the Metro Kalyn Community Library on Jan. 16 to take advantage of the first of three free sessions helping people discover their family roots. Bruderheim resident Dana Aiken, who has spent more than 30 years tracing her own roots, was happy to organize a free three-session program, at the Metro…
The Fort Air Partnership reports there was only one high rating in the fourth quarter which went from Oct. 1 to Dec. 31. The Gibbon monitoring station had a high reading for one hour out of the 14,690 hours monitored. Compared to the previous year, air quality was worse in 2018 with five hours of…
The Richardson Pioneer grain terminal, west of Lamont, was the subject of a break-in during the early hours of Dec. 30 as reported by the Fort Saskatchewan RCMP. While the value of any stolen property is unknown, minor damage was reported. There was no video surveillance and very limited information on the break-in. In addition, Bruder-heim…
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A Community Appreciation Night was hosted by the Mundare Fire and Rescue department Nov. 29 to thank the community that has generously supported them. “We’re always looking for donations from local businesses for the department,” said Fire Chief Glenda Dales. “Plus, we normally go door to door collecting for the food bank. So, we decided…
Deb Fountain, owner of Lamont’s new flower shop Trendy Petals, held her grand opening celebration Dec. 7. Guests were welcomed with breadsticks and homemade dips while enjoying the wonderful aroma of the flower shop. Fountain officially opened her doors earlier on Oct. 5 and found a way to make that first open day a special…
The provincial government has moved to act on the increase in rural crime throughout Alberta but how its impact on rural community budgets is unclear. The province announced in early December it would provide more than $286 million over five years into frontline law enforcement with the addition of more RCMP officers and civilian positions….