The 2019 Calgary Stampede is quickly approaching, and for Balzac resident Rebecca Shuttleworth, this Stampede is extra special. Shuttleworth, whose grandfather is Three Hills resident Dave Matus, was chosen as the winner of the 2019 Calgary Stampede poster design contest.

Prior to 2019, the Stampede poster has been commissioned out to an established artist, chosen by the Stampede President. This year, for the first time, it is a competition including a memorial scholarship in honour of Presiden

Prairie Aviation Training Centre (PATC) and partner, Missionary Aviation Fellowship (MAF) hosted a “Fly-In and BBQ” at the Three Hills Airport on June 15, from 10:00 AM. - 2:00 PM.

Designed to inform and/or update supporters and future aviators about the PATC and the work of MAF worldwide, the activities and highlights included an introduction to the Flight Simulator, a VR experience, tours of the facilities, and flights for those wanting to take advantage of the opportunity, and a

The Three Hills & District Seed Cleaning Plant hosted a combined Managers’ Association Training Seminar running from June 17 with a Trade Show coming on board for the 18th and 19th.

The Management and Staff of 43 Seed Cleaning Plants were on hand for the Conference and Courses.

There were 24 Vendors at the Trade Show.

Mayor Tim Shearlaw called the June 10, 2019 Regular Council meeting to order at 5:32 PM.

Mayor Shearlaw welcomed Prairie Christian Academy Executive Director, David Amendt to Council. David was present to express the gratitude of the Prairie Christian Academy to the Town of Three Hills for their support and generous funding toward the establishment of a playground, basketball court and ball diamond.

Charity Vollmann, the Junior Achievement Program Coordinator for East Central Alberta gave a some