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Calling all rhubarb lovers. Here is a new rhubarb recipe to add to your collection. These are cake-like muffins with lots of flavourful...

The modern world relies heavily on the internet, whether it’s work or play everyone is spending some time online, because of this it’s...

Several months ago, I released a recipe for a banana cake using corn meal. I like the yellow colour of the corn, and I thought the colour...

One yearly event I always look forward to is the farm curl. Hosted by The Vermilion Agricultural Society in partnership with the...

Alberta Health Services (AHS) reminds Albertans to make all-terrain vehicle (ATV) safety a priority this riding season. According to AHS...

Floods are highly destructive events that can wipe away entire sections of a community, and over the years many communities have done...

It is time for summer salads. Here is an old favorite. It is full of vegetables, pasta, and important protein from the tuna. For the...

Yesterday’s science fiction is becoming reality, with multiple corporations working on their take for what a self-driving car could be....

We have always been told that good dirt was important for a successful growing season, but do you know what is considered healthy ground?...

As many rural Eastern Alberta residents know, the weather can be a strong influence on the successes of the agriculture seasons. Right...

During an interview with a neighbour last week about the seeding and calving season (see page 12), a side discussion ensued regarding how...

The Dewberry Chuckwagon Racing Heritage Society launched their first ‘Return to Racing 50/50 Raffle’ on May 7. The Hamlet of Dewberry has...

On March 26, former Justice Beverly Browne passed away in Edmonton at the age of 68. Justice Browne was the first Chief Justice of...

With the imminent arrival of the May long weekend, the Rotary Club’s fourth year of the Flag Project is right around the corner. Since...

The Dewberry Agricultural Society is a small organization with a very dedicated group of volunteers that help to ensure the success of...

In Canada, Crime Prevention Week began in November, 1983 and the Alberta government began acknowledging the week with a provincial focus...

The Lea Park Rodeo was produced with the combined efforts of Judge Hines, E.A. Meiklejohn and Charlie Barnes back in the late 1920’s and...

Canada’s music education charity, MusiCounts, announced that $1 million worth of instruments, equipment, and resources, will be divided...

Paradise Valley’s Three Cities Library and E.H. Walter students are participating in The Million Reasons Run for the month of May and...

The Vermilion 4-H Beef Club gathered outside at the Agriculture Grounds to do their required two hours of community service on May 5. The...