Next Week’s News

Are you looking for things to do in Drayton Valley, Alberta. Our next week's news will inform you on what is happening in and around the area for locals to check out an attend.

0 Comments

Tax help is here

Matalski says the Income Tax Program has volunteers in the community, who have received training provided by the Canada Revenue Agency, do the tax returns. She says people drop their information off at her office, and then a volunteer comes to get the information and files it.

Comments Off on Tax help is here

School division looks a professional education

Frank Maddock High School is also partnering with Drayton Valley Ford as a focus for students in mechanics. Both Frank Maddock and Breton offer a full cosmetology course which helps students achieve apprenticeship level when they graduate. Breton also has received a grant to offer a welding program at the school.

Comments Off on School division looks a professional education

Review examines wildfire response

The primary objective of this wildfire after-action review is to conduct a thorough and impartial assessment of the incident response within the municipalities of Brazeau County and the Town of Drayton Valley, emphasizing a holistic approach aimed at learning, improving future responses, and fostering a culture of continuous enhancement within its firefighting and emergency management practices.

Comments Off on Review examines wildfire response

Name recognizes local history

A historic landmark only officially recognized in 2017 will now have a street named after it.

Comments Off on Name recognizes local history

Fire meeting answers questions

Town and County residents who had concerns and questions about the Buck Creek fire got some answers on June 26 at a meeting at Buck Creek Hall.

Comments Off on Fire meeting answers questions

A decade of Warming Hearts

Today, Warming Hearts is a space where people can come to eat, do laundry, shower, get some clothes, or relax in a warm building.

Comments Off on A decade of Warming Hearts

New school moving forward

Last week, some parents from H.W. Pickup gathered to hear from Wild Rose School Division superintendent Brad Volkman and the board trustee for ward one, Daryl Scott, to get an update about the new Powerhouse Learning Campus.

Comments Off on New school moving forward

End of content

No more pages to load