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Outhouse races unite Marshall

 Members of the Marshall Recreation board are encouraging residents to celebrate the village this weekend by participating in a community ball game, outhouse race and steak supper. 

Hair raising for Gulf

 

 
 
 
 
 
A local salon is helping contribute relief to the crisis in the Gulf of Mexico with the simple recycle and donation of human hair. 

Lloyd a great place to do business

 Lloydminster’s business community has reason to celebrate. Reports by Alberta Venture Magazine, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business and BMO Capital Markets have all ranked the Border City among the top cities in their economic studies.

40 years for Kondro foreman

 

 
 
 
Executives, contractors and employees of Kondro Electric gathered on Friday afternoon to honour a special foreman and celebrate his 40 years of dedicated service at the Wildrose Pavilion

Lloyd facing surgeon shortage

 

 

If you’re in need of surgery, you might find yourself on the operating table in a hospital located in a different city. 

Construction season begins

 Border City motorists should be prepared for a second summer of traffic delays and voided left hand turns along Highway 16.

 

Another successful Relay in the books

  

 
 

 

Over 930 people were at Bud Miller All Seasons Park on Friday night, even though the temperature was close to zero. 

Preserving the voices of the past

 

 

 
The historical events and voices of 1885 were “re-awakened” last week. Friday, May 28, marked the 125th anniversary of the Battle of Frenchman Butte – the last battle ever fought on Canadian soil. And to commemorate the event a 

CUPE asks for show of support

 

“Show us publicly that you value them,” Brian Manegre CUPE Local 5111 president said to the Prairie North Regional Health Authority board members who gathered for their annual meeting.

For the fourth consecutive time Manegre addressed the board on Wednesday, representing CUPE health care workers who have been without a contract for almost two years.

Prairie North finds savings

Contrary to his predictions at the end of March – that Prairie North Health Region would be faced with a $5 million shortfall – PNHR CEO David Fan was relieved to report otherwise. 

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