The Voice published profiles on two candidates in our region. As of our (Sept. 26) deadline, there are also only two of a potential six candidates confirmed for the upcoming public forum hosted by the Hinton & District Chamber of Commerce.
Hinton’s biggest challenge is cracking open its untapped potential and opportunities, says a community growth strategist and former MLA familiar with the area.
FortisAlberta franchise fee rates will remain at 12.7 per cent, council decided at the Sept. 17 regular council meeting.
Blues Band, The Boogie Patrol, suggests everyone bring their dancing shoes to the annual Hinton Rotary Oktoberfest on Oct. 5.
A few busy weeks are behind Break-A-Leg Theatre (BAL) as they’ve finished auditions for their upcoming shows and are in the full swing of rehearsals.
The Hinton Wolfpak will look to keep its undefeated season going, and maybe get a long-time monkey off its back, when the Edson Rebels visit Sept. 26.
