Fresh snow fell Nov. 4 at Woodlawn Cemetery as the names of local armed services veterans laid to rest there rang out in the morning air.
Five Hinton women step into the roles of civilian life during World War II in Break-A-Leg (BAL) Theatre’s upcoming performance of Waiting For the Parade.
Jessica Smeall started off her season by competing in the World Taekwondo (Poomsae) Female Under 40 division at the Canada Open in early October.
The Hinton Friendship Centre turns 25 years old in 2020, and to celebrate they’re working on some events to show the community who they are and what they’ve done throughout the years.
A new county mayor will be elected on Dec. 16 following the resignation from the previous mayor, Gerald Soroka, who stepped into his new role as the region’s MP.
The Hinton Legion made some upgrades to its cenotaph and plan to illuminate the monument again after roughly 30 years without functioning lights.
Hinton and surrounding communities have expressed their opposition to a draft agreement between the Alberta and Canadian governments on stabilizing and recovering the woodland caribou population in Alberta.
The Hinton Timberwolves have proven to be a dominant home team so far this season, but showed over the weekend they have got what it takes to win on the road as well.
The Hinton Alstar Heat peewee 1 hockey team and the Hinton Gus’s Pizza Gladiators ran the table at its host tourney Nov. 1 – 3 to earn gold medals and a couple of pretty awesome candy trophies.
