Jackie of Capri, Diane of Nail Magic and Tracy of Escape held their annual Customer Appreciation Day and Christmas Party on November 25, 2011. There many specials and giveaways to be had but most importantly they asked for their customers support in helping the food bank. Once again the customer came through with flying colors [...]
Submitted On November the 26th at the Fire Hall’s “Spirit of Christmas” function the Warwick Ladies Club members baked and sold their baking. The proceeds from their baked goods went towards the Christmas Bureau of which the total was $436.70. They also had a raffle in conjunction with the bake sale and the lucky winner [...]
Submitted by Jo-Anne Cooper, Term Library Manager The Library Board approved holding the annual Food for Fines campaign from Oct. 1 – 31 at Vegreville Centennial Library. Vegreville library patrons could pay off their fines by donating non-perishable food items for the Food Bank. $1 in fines was waved for each item donated up to [...]
Farm CreditCanadawould like to thankA.L.HortonSchooland Deerland Equipment for helping us with our Drive Away Hunger Program this year.A.L.HortonSchoolstudents collected over 1500 lbs in food and Deerland Equipment provided Farm CreditCanadawith a tractor and trailer to haul the food from the school to the Vegreville Food Bank. This year, the FCC Drive Away Hunger tour collected [...]
Loves Custom Meats, a local, family owned and operated slaughter, cutting and processing facility was recently audited by Alberta Agriculture and Rural Development (ARD) in which they received a Gold Standard.
This carrot was dug from Lorne and Colette Katerenchuks garden southeast of Smoky Lake on Sunday September 18, 2011.
Three Chinese delegates were on a bit of a whirlwind adventure this week, touring a number of destinations throughout the prairies – all in six days.
Roughly 300 people came out June 10th to enjoy Mundare Farmer’s Day supper held on Main Street in Mundare.
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The second of three planned focused inspections for 2011 is underway as Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) officers increase inspections where young Albertans work.