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Society has become sensitive-junkies
Posted on December 16, 2014Has the world become super-sensitive? Yeah, for the most part. Anything and everything offends us. No matter, big or small, things get under our skin… Read More »
Local initiatives included in Dorothy Dalgliesh’s We Care
Posted on December 16, 2014Dorothy Dalgliesh School in Picture Butte has teamed up with Kate Andrews High School (KAHS) in Coaldale once again this year for the We Create… Read More »
A busy month for Picture Butte council
Posted on December 16, 2014Bylaw enforcementDuring a regular Town of Picture Butte council meeting held Dec. 8, council discussed the option of renewing the town’s bylaw enforcement officer contract… Read More »
Happy Anniversary
Posted on December 10, 2014This month marks the 25th anniversary of my first Sunny South News column. When I started, my children were seven and five years of age.I… Read More »
Hand-In-Hand continues to thrive
Posted on December 10, 2014Hand-In-Hand Picture Butte Thrives held a meeting Nov. 21 to discuss the future of the committee. As the brochure of the group states, Hand-In-Hand is… Read More »
Theo Fleury to Shed Light on Coaldale
Posted on December 10, 2014Alison Lee, a Kate Andrews High School student in Coaldale, welcomes Calgary Flames hockey legend Theo Fleury back to Coaldale Friday to help light her… Read More »
Operation Red Nose services Coalhurst and Coaldale this holiday season
Posted on December 3, 2014Operation Red Nose (ORN) is a drive home service, which is back on the streets for the holiday season and is celebrating its 20th year… Read More »
Coaldale learns to play with new grant
Posted on December 3, 2014Last week, the Town of Coaldale and RBC were pleased to announce Coaldale received a $15,000 grant under the RBC sponsored Learn to Play Community… Read More »
‘Tis the season
Posted on December 3, 2014My grandson called to invite me to attend his school Christmas concert (an invitation which I readily accepted). The excitement and anticipation were obvious in… Read More »
Crossing the floor is a kick to the teeth to southern Albertans
Posted on December 3, 2014To be blunt — politicians crossing the floor from one political party to another is a slap in the face to constituents, especially those who… Read More »