The Town of Hinton (TOH) implemented a low-level one Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) late on Friday, March 13 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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What a difference a year makes as Hinton Search and Rescue (SAR) heads into its annual general meeting March 12.
Despite some concerns, residents of East Hardisty are prepared to try out their new garbage bins.
By the fall of 2020, mobile home tenants could have access to dispute services available to any other landlords and tenants within Alberta.
Wildfire season is only a few days away and Fire Smart efforts are in the works.
A Hinton resident was caught off guard when she found out the Alberta government was changing the date for when her Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) payment would arrive next month.
Cody Armstrong was released on bail on Feb. 10 and returned to court on Feb.19 to plead not guilty for the charges laid against him.
A nearly 10-year-old case involving unauthorized guiding services for hunting near Grande Cache came to an end with guilty pleas entered on all counts.
Hinton’s Employment and Learning Place (HELP) is receiving $290,052 to fund its overnight mat program and Freddy’s Resource Room for homeless people.