Community

What started off as an impromptu conversation between Lewis Frere and Danny Gascon morphed into what will surely be remembered as a highlight of this summer: Goodstock 1.

“It was just a simple idea to give our Jam band a chance to perform outdoors, and that grew to include other local musicians to an event just for the love of music” said Gascon.

“Yes, we definitely wanted to bring some joy to the performers and community after all we have endured the past year and a half.&rdq

Linden Fire Dept hosted their annual pancake breakfast this past Saturday, July 17. The regular fare of pancakes, caramel syrup, sausage and eggs was followed by door prizes and a vehicle extrication demonstration.

This year’s donations are going towards the purchase of a 4x4 pickup truck that will be outfitted as a emergency response vehicle for carrying personnel to scenes, responding to medical calls and other light duty activities as needed. The donations received totalled more than $

Prairie College has broken ground on their new sign, their “welcome mat”, on the corner of their property, 6th Ave and 2nd St N. The sign project marks the beginning of Prairie’s Centennial year, recognizing the past 100 years and looking forward to the next 100. All employees were invited to bring a shovel of any kind to participate in the symbolic breaking of ground on Wednesday, July 7th.

The College is thankful for the donors who have made this project possible, and looks

The Three Hills Flying Club hosted its first post-pandemic 'Coffee Break Flyin' in more than a year.  On Saturday July 3 the club had 13 aircraft show up from as far away as Medicine Hat for a free cup of coffee and some socially distanced “hanger flying”.  The Club will again start hosting the monthly coffee break at the airport on the first Saturday of each month.  Everyone is welcomed to come out and join in on the hospitality, see the airplanes and meet