West Fraser celebrated its 300 millionth tree planted in the Hinton and Edson Forest Management areas on Aug. 7 with a ceremony.
The Hinton Community Garden Society taught locals how to build simple bumble bee boxes on July 28 in an effort to help support native bee species.
After a rocky start, Wild Mountain Music Festival turned out to be a success, said Layne Seabrook, president of the festival.
Painting has always been part of Norene Cooper’s life and, fortunately, she has been able to keep painting while living at the Pine Valley Lodge.
Indigenous children taken from their families and placed with non-indigenous caretakers between the 1950s and 1990s have won compensation
The ravenous Mountain Pine Beetle (MPB) showed off it’s sneaky ways of taking over the forest during the Battle of the Beetle at Gregg Lake campground.
Fresh out of university with a degree in hand, Kennedy Drayson returned to her hometown of Hinton to step into her first teaching role at GPRC this summer.
The Wildcats court application seeking a reinstatement of their lease with the Town of Hinton has been adjourned by the Court of Queen’s Bench until Aug. 7
Population forecasts suggest that local MPB did not produce large numbers of new beetles in the area this year, reported AAF.
After a few years of struggling to keep the Hinton Search and Rescue going, they are positive to turn it around this year with a 37-member team.