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Good luck Kathy
Posted on December 13, 2013I read last week (a few weeks ago) that Kathy Bly is leaving the Sunny South News, heading for a new adventure. I have known… Read More »
Expos taking over the world
Posted on December 13, 2013On the Nov. 23-24 weekend, the Lethbridge Entertainment Expo welcomed sci-fi royalty to the southern Alberta area, as Marina Sirtis from the hit television classic… Read More »
The anti-social media network
Posted on December 13, 2013Social media should be called anti-social media, as it divides humans between those technologically advanced and those social media awkward. Technology advanced humans tend to… Read More »
Butte Blades dressed for success
Posted on December 13, 2013Picture Butte minor hockey recently got a face-lift in the guise of brand new jerseys and a new name across the boards. The Picture Butte… Read More »
Hockey Results
Posted on December 6, 2013As follows are the minor hockey reports submitted to the News over the past week. To submit your team scores e-mail us at ssnews@shawbiz.ca. INITIATION:… Read More »
Craig elected to AUMA
Posted on December 6, 2013Members of the Alberta Urban Municipalities Association (AUMA) recently elected Coaldale Mayor Kim Craig, as vice-president of towns.Craig, along with others, make up the 2013/2014… Read More »
Coaldale teen receives guide dog
Posted on December 6, 2013With matching star-shaped hot-pink hair clips to prove it, Skyla Greening has landed herself a new sidekick. The legally blind 13-year-old from Coaldale is now… Read More »
A chance of Fleury Dec. 6 in Coaldale
Posted on December 6, 2013Hockey legend Theo Fleury is coming to Coaldale. Fleury's visit is in support of the 2nd Annual Shed Light on Child Sexual Abuse tree lighting… Read More »
Drive to survive this holiday season
Posted on December 6, 2013When the snow starts to blow into southern Alberta near the end of November, sometimes just after Remembrance Day but many times before or on… Read More »
Foodgrains projects generate over $1M in relief
Posted on November 27, 2013A pair of local Canadian Foodgrains Bank projects have wrapped up this year’s efforts and have been able to generate enough funds to provide over… Read More »