The Hinton Voice moved to online delivery since the March 19 edition and suspended distribution of its print publication in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Hinton Parks staff completed the cleanup of graffiti that was discovered over the weekend in the Erith Park area and the area of Lions Park.
Hinton’s Share Shop began operations again June 22 and donations have been flowing in steadily ever since.
The Hinton Food Bank is reopening their building to serve all clients as they phase out deliveries.
While the Hinton Search and Rescue (SAR) has had a busy month, things aren’t quite back to normal.
Minister of Service, Nate Glubish, proposed changes to the Vital Statistics Act last week that would require anyone 18 years of age or older to submit to a criminal background check as part of an application for a name change.
Teck Resources Limited announced June 29 that Cardinal River Operations has now entered care and maintenance with the last steelmaking coal being mined and processed.
Canada Day may look a little different this year as public health restrictions continue to limit gatherings, but one way Hintonites will be celebrating is with a drive-in movie theatre.
Sitting on his back deck, Rob Cudmore takes a sip of coffee and soaks in the morning with wife Vanessa close by and their dogs frolicking in the yard.
After 25 years of serving the community, the Hinton Friendship Centre Society was supposed to host the provincial annual general meeting for the Alberta Native Friendship Centre Association (ANFCA).