The Kneehill Historical Society saved a nearly condemned historical structure by re-purposing the “first village school” that opened in 1914. It now sits beside the museum and will be opened as soon as it is finished.

“Our idea was, let’s move in an old school,” said Rosalie Lammle, president of the Kneehill Historical Society. “If we could have the option of offering school classes with kids experiencing what an education was for school children under the ha

The Y.I.E.L.D. Association (Youth Initiatives and Education in Lifestyles and Driving) came to the Three Hills School on March 26, to educate the students on driving safety. Gord Buck, the president of the Y.I.E.L.D. Association and a retired RCMP officer, brought a driving simulator, drunk goggles, and marijuana goggles.

The driving simulator creates a very real driving experience, driving on replicated roads from California highways. The driving simulator reacts exactly how a car would react

The Rehoboth Christian Ministries recently created a new room in their facility called the Sensory Room. The room has already opened up to users and has been greeted with lots of positive feedback.

At the Rehoboth Christian Ministries, they provide services and support to people with developmental disabilities. The sensory room is there to provide a calm atmosphere for its users, providing them with that stimulation that they need.

“Some people with disabilities aren’t able to get a

The most common crime in rural communities right now is property crime. With the Three Hills RCMP detachment, property crime has increased over the last few years, there has been an increase of 72 calls on property crime from 2016 to 2017, and they have essentially doubled in the last five years.

“I always find that the economy is a big factor in crime,” said Sgt. Gabriel Graham, of the Three Hills RCMP. “Economy goes down, crime goes up.”

The RCMP is starting up a crime