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.
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.
After months with no new incidents of COVID-19 in Hinton, four confirmed cases popped up early this past week.
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.
While Canada plans to phase-out coal-fired electricity by 2030, 47 organizations have voiced concern over how the expansion of the Vista Coal mine outside of Hinton will affect that goal.
The Town of Hinton is calling for public input on development opportunities for the undeveloped, town owned lands at the intersection of Boutin Ave and Drinnan Way.
Students will return to daily learning in K-12 classrooms at the beginning of the school year, announced the Alberta government on July 21.
A total of 587 COVID-19 swabs had been done to date in Hinton and the North Central Zone’s top doctor says that data shows testing rates have been steady with no real surges in demand.
The testimony of a man who was allegedly held against his will and assaulted throughout the night in 2017 did not make a scheduled appearance in court July 13.