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The 25th season of the Passion Play is guaranteed to be like nothing you have seen before.

While that could have been said of every production from one year to the next for those who had never been to an earlier performance, this 2018 run is unique.

The story is the same and we know the glorious ending, but this year it is being offered as a musical complete with 24 original songs to carry the narrative and to give glimpses inside the characters to their innermost thoughts; their hopes, struggl

Hat’s off to the organizers of the annual Three Hills Summer Celebration.

The 16 Team Slow Pitch Tournament got started Friday evening and ran throughout the weekend with the finals wrapping up on Sunday afternoon.

It ended with the Mud Hens winning the (A) event. The One Hit Wonders won (B) while the Aces picked up the (C) event and The Smokin’ Aces claimed the (D) event.

Volunteers report that 300 pancake breakfasts were served, in front of Three Hills IGA, on Saturday morning. T

The Acme Hall Board held their annual Acme Stampede Breakfast on Wednesday morning, July 4 which attracted some special guests. Two gentlemen who happened to be biking by Acme on their way to Drumheller saw the breakfast announcement on Acme’s reader board and decided to partake.

They are part of a group of 20 that are biking from Victoria, B.C., to St. Johns Newfoundland (the Tour du Canada). Ken (Iron) Maiden is from Toronto, Ontario (pictured on the left) and Claude LaPrairie is from

Canada Day in Trochu was a weekend event and showcased its wild and wooly side as over 25 kids participated in the mutton busting event on June 30. The same day, they held a mini pony rodeo, wild pony races, and for the tamer participants there were bouncy castles and face painting. That day ended with an evening dance until 3:00 a.m. for those who could survive that long. On July 1st, it was Gymkhana day with cash prizes. Result will be provided in the next issue of The Capital.

Then came July