Three Hills RCMP responded to 249 Calls to Service in the month of July.

There were six 911 hang-ups, three abandoned vehicles, one abduction contravening the custody order - unfounded and one animal call (moose).

There were five assaults with one charged - three declined to proceed while one is still under investigation.

Three Hills members assisted Calgary Police Service and CN Police. There were nine warrant apprehensions, one unlawfully at large - unfounded, one breach of peace, one breach

Huxley celebrated a wonderful weekend during the annual slo-pitch tournament and reunion. There were ball games all weekend. The hall was set up with historical displays of Huxley including curling, ball, hockey, Legion, the elevators, train station, 4-H, Acadia Women’s Institute, Loyalty Sewing Circle and the schools. Special mention goes to the McCook family from Huxley celebrating 90 years of ball games and still going. There was a brief stoppage of the ball games for the Legion wreath

The new school year is approaching, and many families have already started to purchase supplies. Binders, scissors, calculators, and pencils are just a few of the many items needed by students. Sadly, school supply shopping can be a dreaded task for those faced with expenses that strain an already tight budget. To ensure that all children start their year off with the supplies they need, Kneehill Regional Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) is offering the Kneehill Tools for School pro

About 40 people attended the official opening of ‘Cree the People’s Language’, on Tuesday, August 1, held at the Teepee that was setup by John Sinclair, of Trochu. John Sinclair, a Trochu resident and a Cree elder and his wife Suzanne, held a traditional Smudge Ceremony before the Exhibit was opened to the public at the Trochu Museum. Bill Cunningham, President of the Trochu Historical Society, hosted the event and after the ceremony, everyone was welcomed to tour the display