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VIKING LEGION REMEMBRANCE DAY CONTEST WINNERS
Following the Remembrance Day services last Tuesday, the Viking Legion announced the winners of the annual Poster, Poem, and Essay Contest.
In the posters contest, the
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MANY ATTEND VIKING REMEMBRANCE DAY SERVICES
Area residents gathered at the Community Centre Tuesday, Nov. 11 to take part in Remembrance services.
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FARMFAIR DELEGATION including rancher from Mexico VISITS MAXWELL SIMMENTALS
Rafael Ramirez, a 26-year-old rancher from Jalisco, Mexico was among the delegation which visited Maxwell Simmentals in Viking last week as a member of a tour sponsored by Farmfair International.
Farmfair International runs from Nov. 4 to 9 in Edmonton and
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Word on the Street: Viking RMCP report
On Nov. 3, a citizen contacted police with concerns regarding an individual who he believed had taken too many prescription medications and may possibly be overdosing.
Police attended the location and determined
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TRAVEL CENTRE PLANS TO OPEN BEFORE CHRISTMAS
The PetroCanada Travel Centre at Viking is hoping to open in the coming weeks and currently is seeking to hire staff.
Michael Coulter, Regional Director of Operations with K.A.R. Holdings was in Viking last week and spoke to the Weekly Review.
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GAS STRUCK 100 YEARS AGO TODAY: Exceeded expectations
Exactly 100 years ago today on the morning of Wednesday, Nov. 4, 1914 Viking residents awoke to the news that a flow of gas which “exceeds the expectation of the experts who located the well” had been found.
The headline in the Viking News two days later screamed “Gas Struck” and told of an immense flow of gas which
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VIKING’S MAYOR ZAYONCE SPEAKS TO FIRST YEAR
Just over a year ago on Oct.21, 2013, Viking residents went to the polls to elect a four-year term town council.
When the votes were all counted, Mayor David Zayonce garnered 211 votes, just 13 more than