Hillside Lanes Bowling Alley, in Three Hills, needs your support to remain viable.

According to Manager Deb Watson, “Hillside Lanes was hit hard by the Covid pandemic.” Interest in bowling has dropped off but both management and the Board of Directors are working diligently to balance hourly operational costs.

This isn't the first time Hillside Lanes has felt the pinch. In 1994 it got to the point that closure was being seriously considered. That’s when league members made HIl

September 17, 2022 was a quickly organized Harvest Day for Kneehill North Growing Project. Other dates had been discussed but the weather had other plans. A lunch had been prepared. Volunteers, neighbors, and friends came to visit and support the project. The crop this year was Canola, due to some hail it was previously swathed making it harder to combine, volunteers had to slow down more than usual. We were blessed to have nine combines, two grain carts and plenty of help. It is wonderful to s

Mayor Ray Wildeman called the regular meeting of the September 26 Three Hills Town Council to order at 5:32 PM. Deputy Mayor Miriam Kirk and Councillor Byrne Lammle attended via Zoom. The agenda was accepted as presented. The minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of September 12 were accepted as distributed.

Management Reports were presented with each manager highlighting some of the information as given in the reports, copies of which may be found on-line at Regular Meeting of Council - 26 Se

Travis Toews, MLA for Grande Prairie-Wapiti riding along with his wife Kim and a support team plus Miranda Rosin, MLA for Banff -Kananaskis to give her endorsement, met in the Three Hills Community Centre Lodge Room, on Saturday September 24.
Sara-Lyn Quist did not have much lead time to advertise his coming to Three Hills, but nevertheless there were a number of conservative faithful who were on hand to hear his presentation.
Mr. Toews gave a brief biographical sketch which included the followin