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The opening of the 1930 CPR Portable Section House at the Kneehill Historical Museum was an auspicious event at Saturday’s Pioneer Times / Demonstration Day. Shelley Jackson-Berry and Kneehill County Reeve Wittstock cut the ribbon across the newly finished platform and Rosalie Lammle gave a historical perspective. This event marked completion of major hurdles in bringing missing pieces of history to the Museum and the opening of a building to mark the history. Bringing in this historicall

Leapin’ Lizards. Annie, the 2019 Musical production presented by the Three Hills Arts Academy is fantastic. Annie the main character as played by Bethany Cullum is fantastic as well.

“Leapin’ Lizards”, - when I heard Annie say that it took me back to the Little Orphan Annie comic strips that I remember from decades ago.

I had never seen the musical or any of the film versions of Annie, and although I had a general idea of the story and how it would unfold I was not famil

The ACSI (Association of Christian Schools International) held their much anticipated annual Western Musicale at Prairie College May 2 and 3.

The wrap-up concert, featuring the combined Junior and Senior bands and choirs of 10 schools, took place in both the Rick Down Athletic Centre and the North Auditorium. Close to 370 students plus conductors and directors and a number of other volunteers, came to Three Hills from Prince George, Abbotsford, Lethbridge, Taber, Calgary, Spruce Grove and Airdr

The Three Hills School auditorium had a very large congregation of adherents from most of the area churches gathered for the annual Community Good Friday Service.

The service this year was organized under the leadership of the Prairie College and included College staff and pastors from the various churches reading nine passages from the Passion accounts in the Gospel of Matthew, chapters 26 through 27 and from Isaiah 53.

The worship band led the congregation in nine hymns telling in song the wo