Fire meeting answers questions

Town and County residents who had concerns and questions about the Buck Creek fire got some answers on June 26 at a meeting at Buck Creek Hall.

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Bike race postponed

There will be no DV100 Race or Ride this year.

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Tax deadline pushed back

Residents of Drayton Valley and Brazeau County will have a little extra time to pay their property taxes this year.

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Woman watches as business burns

“Thursday early afternoon I was in Evansburg picking up some supplies and saw the Evansburg fire start up again,” she said in an email. “The wind was crazy strong. I saw the smoke again with the Parkland fire and started to organize our personal items better.”

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Students pitch gym idea

Does Drayton Valley need an indoor gymnasium? Three students from Drayton Christian School think so, and made their case to town council.

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The keeper of the Keystone legacy

Historian Allan Goddard is a long time educator of Breton's unique history. Breton museum, Keystone Alberta, black migration.

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Library celebrates literacy

The Drayton Valley Municipal Library hosted a workshop for preschoolers to celebrate Family Literacy Day. The goal of the event was to expose young people to literacy in various languages, with different stations set up to teach attendees about different aspects of heritage and literacy.

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Change for shelter pods

Drayton Valley’s shelter pods are under new management. The two pods will now both be overseen by the Humans Helping Humans Housing Foundation.

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Volunteer work recognized

Three volunteers with Brazeau Regional Search and Rescue were recognized for their service just before Christmas.

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Read more about the article Busy times for food bank
Sandy and Gord Hamilton at the 2021 annual Food Drive.

Busy times for food bank

Now that those payments have stopped, there has been a significant upswing in hampers needed again. “Year to date in 2022, we are up 26.2 percent on people served compared to 2021,” he says.

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