Johnnie Bachusky
Johnnie Bachusky joined the Innisfail Province as editor in 2013. He covers Innisfail and Red Deer County news, police, crime and municipal politics. He is also a photographer and columnist.
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Recent Work by Johnnie
Citizens On Patrol crime busters host BBQ in Innisfail
Innisfail and Penhold members host a joint community event outside the Innisfail RCMP detachment
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Cenotaph ceremony in Innisfail reflects courage, perseverance
80th anniversary of VE-Day brings together a woman raised in the Netherlands under Nazi occupation and a sister whose brother was killed in combat to liberate the lowland European country
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35 U7, U9 teams compete at Innisfail's Terror of the Tykes lacrosse festival
Two-day event in Innisfail attracts 400 kids from across the region
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Innisfail RCMP warn property owners of paving contractor scams
Mounties say if a pitched deal for work ‘sounds too good to be true, then it probably is’
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Innisfail’s Napoleon Lake South development approved
Shovels expected to be in the ground in mid-May to begin infrastructure construction
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Innisfail’s Orangemen resurrect themselves in town
Service group now into its 130th year in Innisfail and is committed to being a contributing service club for the community
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Relaxing art show dazzles at Innisfail’s Baptist Church
For the second consecutive year a trio of locals calling themselves the Wild Rose Artists organize an artisan exhibition with varying disciplines and with breathtaking results
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Innisfail’s Boob Tour team donates record-setting cheque to Alberta Cancer Foundation
Organizing committee praises this year’s comedy performers
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Innisfail-area soldier in book commemorating Netherlands' liberation 80 years ago
The story of a young farmer who died in combat in the Second World War is one of 117 told in Faces of Liberation, a new publication released May 2
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Springtime brings road hockey fever to Innisfail
28th Annual Dean Turnquist Spring Fever Road Hockey Tournament raises more money to support underprivileged kids
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