After months with no new incidents of COVID-19 in Hinton, four confirmed cases popped up early this past week.
After nearly seven months of searching for applicants, vetting, and interviews, the Town of Hinton hired Emily Olsen as their next chief administrative officer (CAO).
A report providing an explanation of the ongoing work regarding the replacement of the Maxwell Bridge was brought to council during the July 21 standing committee meeting.
Students, parents, teachers, and school boards adapted to a different way of learning during the first wave of COVID-19 this spring as kindergarten to Grade 12 education moved online.
Trans Mountain continues to be active in the Yellowhead region.
When Holly LeFrancois and her family moved to Hinton a year ago, they quickly noticed there wasn’t a lot of support for adults with special needs.
The remuneration policy returned for discussion at the standing committee meeting on July 21 and some minor changes were added.
A man accused of assaulting an underage female in 2016 and unlawfully marrying a child was found guilty July 15 on four counts laid against him.
A recommendation was made by council during the standing committee meeting on July 21 that the vacant third Community Peace Officer Level 1 (CPO1) position be held pending a decision in the 2021 budget.
Due to COVID-19, most big events had to be cancelled but the Hinton Run in the Rockies is going virtual for 2020