Innisfail News

When renowned American race announcer Dave Towle called for cyclists to line up their bikes to start Stage 2 of the second annual Tour of Alberta, official race starter Stuart Little was only too happy to fire the pistol.

Jacob Brinch Jepson is spending his 16th year away from home as part of the Rotary International Youth Exchange program. The Danish student, who will be attending Innisfail Jr./Sr.

The Town of Innisfail is getting ready for the Tour of Alberta. Home of Stage two of the second Tour of Alberta, Innisfail will be home to a day of festivities that will include a pancake breakfast, face painters, food and live entertainment.

The Innisfail stage of the second annual Tour of Alberta was a resounding success with nearly 120 professional cyclists bursting from the gates with a shotgun start amidst cheers from the enthusiastic crowd.

The town has finally opened the door wide for immediate and massive residential and commercial development in the city's southern Woodlands area.

Innisfailians have enthusiastically answered the call for more volunteers to help stage the biggest event in the town's history -- a globally watched festival around Canada's largest professional cycling race that will be watched by tens of millions

École John Wilson Elementary School has a new principal.

Returning students to Innisfail's schools will see the completed multi-million dollar modernization of their surroundings first-hand. Each of the three schools, Ecole John Wilson Elementary School, Ecole Innisfail Middle School and Innisfail Jr./Sr.

Penhold's 2014 Fall Festival is going to be a celebration to remember. With events running from September 12 to 14 at the Penhold Regional Mulitplex, there will be something for everyone.

Innisfail's first block party of the summer was an unqualified success. Last Saturday's block party on 46A Street Crescent was organized by Jack Hill, Arlene Sillings and Cuma Tailor.