The Provincial Government, under Jason Kenney, is changing the way funding is given for Children’s Services Prevention and Early Intervention grants and contracts.

Shelley Jackson-Berry of Family & Community Support Services (FCSS), who is the grant holder for Golden Prairie Parent Link in Three Hills, received an email on November 4th informing her that the grant with children’s services that they’ve held since 2005 would not be renewed, and would expire on March 31, 2020

Three Hills School is playing host to the 2A Girls Provincial Volleyball Championships, taking place at the THS gymnasium, involving schools in the Alberta Schools Athletic Association (ASAA) league. Championships will begin with opening ceremonies Thursday at 9:15 in the morning and close with the Bronze Medal game at 4:00, and the Gold Medal game at 5:30 on Saturday evening.

Teams who will be making the trip to Three Hills for competition include: the Vauxhall Queens, the Rundle College Cobra

Trochu’s November 12th Town Council Meeting was a short one, with only a few items to be reported on, mostly in the area of Operations.

It was reported that the pool re-surfacing was completed on October 18th. An excellent job was done, and the few minor deficiencies will be touched-up in the Spring (the early snowfall prevented these from being fixed). Council previously made a motion to dis-allow landfill scavenging on November 1 and since then it is reported that there’s been no

Lots to learn about regarding Project and Service Information at the Kneehill County Discovery Fair, held in Acme on Thursday, Nov. 7, 2019. Beginning at 4:30 p.m. and going to 7:00 p.m. the County provided hamburgers and hot dogs, barbecued by 4-H Club members. There were lots of different treats and activities for the kids. There were door prizes for those staying their discovery cards with twelve stations, including Council, Communications, Protective Services, Roads, Planning, Parks, KRFCSS