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.
Unexplained noises and mysterious activity has been puzzling the staff at Hinton’s Northern Rockies Museum of Culture & Heritage.
Hintonite Stephanie Hawthorne has been preparing not only her own costume for Halloween, but has also been collecting the perfect decorations and props for her expanded haunted house.
Fiddling his way across Canada is Alberta fiddle player, Calvin Vollrath, on his tour featuring new album, ‘The Gift.’
Magician, Neil Croswell is about to show Hinton the magic word he uses to float his audience members in mid-air.
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 School of Dance (HSD) is working to change some of its policies addressing students with disabilities, and one local family is fighting to put a stop to it.
Dr. Richard Zier-Vogel’s goal is to make the trek across the country with his homemade trailer tied around his waist before the winter this year
The annual Hinton Rotary Oktoberfest on Oct. 5 is the primary fundraiser for the Hinton Rotary Club.