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Pond hockey Christmas Eve in Irma
This photo of pond hockey and moose sausage being roasted over an open fire on Christmas Eve at Irma was...
Minor Hockey weekend planned for Viking
Hockey will be celebrated in Viking during a special Minor Hockey weekend planned at the Viking Carena Complex, Jan....
Wash hands to prevent flu from spreading
While Alberta Health Services (AHS) has named this year’s vaccination campaign, “one of the most successful in our province’s history”,...
Viking’s 2014 New Year’s Baby Arrives Jan. 1
Viking’s New Year baby, Easton Luke Morken, was born Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2014 at 1:53 p.m. to Rosanne and Dean...
Flu Vaccination available for free in Viking
Flu shots are available in Viking at the Health Centre at 5224-50 Street, Viking, free of charge. With...
Word on the Street: Viking RCMP report
On Dec. 16, police received a complaint of an erratic driver eastbound on Highway 14. The caller advised he was...
$20,000 Lottery Fund grant for museum
A grant from the Alberta government in the amount of $20,000 to be used to help preserve the history of...
Area Events create holiday atmosphere
From the very youngest to the more seasoned performers, Last week saw the Christmas season get into full swing...
Freezing rain, blowing snow creating havoc with Beaver County highways
This tractor trailer unit was among the vehicles which have fallen victim to the unstable weather conditions which continue to...
Irma Santa Days offers something for everyone
There were all kinds of great Christmas gift ideas on display during the annual Irma Santa Day which took place...
Citizens on patrol seeking startup funding, good turnout
A total of nine volunteers turned out for the second meeting of a local Citizens on Patrol (C.O.P.) group...