The countdown to Cruise Weekend is over and the Town of Three Hills is ready to rock.

The 38th Annual event begins Friday, May 31 with the Meet and Greet, on Main Street, from 6 pm to about 7:45 pm. At that time participants will take a tour around Three Hills before lining up on the service road by the Three Hills Recreation Park and Koch Fuels Products Ltd.

The vehicles will head north, on Highway 21, in groups of 20. Their destination is Trochu, where they will cruise the town before heading

Three Hills residents Josh Stewart and Daniel Vervloet, along with Ponoka native Josiah Pilon participated in a Skills Canada Alberta competition in Edmonton May 7-9, showcasing their carpentry skills. The three are employed by Justin Stewart of Ridgetech Builders in Three Hills, and are in their 4th year of apprenticeship through Red Deer College. Participants from NAIT, SAIT, Lakeland College, and Lethbridge College joined the three from RDC.

The participating colleges were asked to select in

Kneehill County had a very short meeting for May 28, with both Reeve Wittstock and Deputy Reeve McGhee absent, along with Mike Haugen, CAO. During the 30-minute meeting, Clr. King, acting chairman for this meeting, excused himself from the agenda item “Town of Trochu and Kneehill County Intermunicipal Development Plan”, due to pecuniary interests. Clr. Christie was motioned in as Chair for this item. A proposed draft was created by administration and the assigned committee from both

Jasmine Manning is the 2019 Seasonal Manager at the Kneehill Historical Museum & Visitor Information Centre.

Jasmine moved to Three Hills in April this year and began duties at the Museum as of May 1.

Prior to moving to Three Hills she has made Drumheller her home.

So much of her past employment positions have certainly equipped her for her present occupation.

She has been the Professional Co-ordinator for Education at the University of Saskatchewan; the Museum Assistant and Historical Teac