Valedictorians look back

Still, despite the challenges, many students rose to the occasion and graduated with honours. Two of those students were also gifted with the honour of being a valedictorian for their graduating class.

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Endoscopy program on hold

A staffing shortage is being blamed for the temporary closure of the endoscopy program at the Drayton Valley Hospital. Heather Barrett, the operations manager at the Malone Clinic, says she’s been told the program will be operational for three days in July, but then will remain closed.

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The bakery has left the building

The building it originally started in has a plaque, stating the business was established in 1955. For many years the owners were June and Harold Hesselbarth. Later, the reins of the Bakery were handed over to Trish and Jack Wiersma. They remained The building it originally started in has a plaque, stating the business was established in 1955. For many years the owners were June and Harold Hesselbarth. Later, the reins of the Bakery were handed over to Trish and Jack Wiersma. They remained the owners until March 2021, when today’s owners, Jackie Young and Eric Bergen, took over. the owners until March 2021, when today’s owners, Jackie Young and Eric Bergen, took over.

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UCP leadership race underway

Danielle Smith was in Drayton Valley this week as she gets to grips with her campaign to become the next leader of Alberta’s United Conservatives.

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River Valley Players returns

Drayton Valley's premier theatre troupe, River Valley Players, has survived the pandemic and are now in the audition phase for their first production since Covid arrived in Canada.

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Free phone booth arrives

This booth will be accessible to anyone who needs to make a call anywhere in Canada and is the first of its kind in Alberta.

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Eco house on show

Warren has had an interest in energy-efficient buildings since he apprenticed for his carpentry ticket from 1979-1981. He later became concerned about the greenhouse gas emissions involved in the manufacture and transportation of traditional insulating materials.

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Independence group sees local support

A crowd of close to 200 turned out to an industrial shop on the edge of Drayton Valley last Friday evening to hear three speakers from the APP lay out the group’s goals and objectives, which include the creation of a sovereign constitutional Republic of Alberta.

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