Innisfail News

Colleen Hayden’s first position with the Innisfail Public Library was as a story time programmer. That was in August 1992. Next month, Hayden will be retiring after 19 years with the library, the last 15 years as its manager.

In preparation for costs associated with the development of the new regional water and sewer systems the Town of Innisfail intends to increase the water and sewer rates annually.

Making smart decisions and staying safe in your community will be the focus of an upcoming course for children and youth in Penhold.

Cool Crafts Girls Club news Submitted By Sarah Parker The Cool Crafts Girls Club is a local club, under the umbrella organization of Women's Institute, which promotes personal development, the family and the community.

Kneehill Valley 4-H Beef Club update Submitted By Nicole Kish In February we donated bags of food items to the Innisfail Food Bank and we donated $250 to the Kneehill Valley Hall.

Planning is underway for the development this year of Innisfail’s first off-leash dog park.

Year-round students at Chinook Centre School and Innisfail Middle School (IMS) will be starting a traditional calendar school year in September after Chinook’s Edge School Division (CESD) board members voted to discontinue the year-round calendar in

Kneehill Valley 4-H Beef Club update Submitted By Nicole Kish In February we donated bags of food items to the Innisfail Food Bank and we donated $250 to the Kneehill Valley Hall.

Town council has made the decision to pass over the sale of the single family Hazelwood Estate lots to local realtors after selling only one lot last year.

Just fewer than 1,700 pies passed through the doors of the Innisfail United Church and into the freezers of community members after the completion of a semi-annual pie making fundraiser in recent weeks.