That's Life

I realize the threat of the COVID-19 Pandemic is far from completely over but things are really starting to get back to normal.

Things like Friday’s Grand Opening at the Honey Hut and Busy Bee Bake Shoppe, Saturday’s gathering to welcome Federal Conservative Leader Erin O’Toole and even Monday’s official opening of the Three Hills Water Treatment Plant upgrade remind us that normality is alive and well, thank goodness.

To celebrate the light at the end of a very long tunn

The Capital is proud and privileged to present a new series to our readers entitled, “Where are they now?” Written by the Award Winning James Rendall, these articles will feature a great number of Prairie Alumni who have gone on to achieve great things. The timing of this series coincides nicely with the coming of Prairie’s Centennial Celebration in 2022. You might recall the column entitled “Memories of a Prairie Boy” by Stephen J. Rendall. I enjoyed each and every

As the song says, “June is busting out all over”, and man oh man is it ever. After 15 months of doing next to nothing, things are starting to happen.

Congratulations to all of the graduates in Kneehill County. The Capital is proud to present them to you in this issue. Thanks to our many advertisers for allowing this to happen.

And speaking of graduation, Prairie Christian Academy Graduation is being celebrated this Friday, June 25 while Trochu Valley School Graduation will be celebra

The sun is shining (when I wrote this), people are dining outside and I’m getting my haircut on Thursday. Can it get any better? Well, according to Premier Jason Kenney it will get better, a whole lot better, in the next four weeks.

I hope “Open for Summer” doesn’t have a sequel entitled “Closed for Fall”. I realize how important the Calgary Stampede and Edmonton’s K Days are to our Premier’s Popularity. I just hope people have enough common sense