Nomination fees have been raised by Ponoka County council to $250 from $100.
READWith only one opponent to a land use change, Ponoka town council approved a rezoning request following a public hearing May 14.
READAll roads lead to Ponoka, or at least that is a frame of mind one group is trying to instill in residents.
READThe first notice of motion by Coun. Rick Bonnett fell flat among councillors.
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“At best these plans are supposed to formulated every five years.” Betty Jurykoski, planning and development officer.
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Before an Alberta Sheriff even sets tire on the road he must ensure equipment is calibrated
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More than five people died in Alberta over the course of the May long weekend.
READA 25-year-old Red Deer woman is dead after a rollover May 18.
READA request for assistance from the Ponoka Stampede and Exhibition Association has sparked the issue of equal representation
READCounty residents are upset over heavy manure haulers in Ponoka County.
READCommunication is lacking between the town and recreation groups according to a recent report presented to councillors.
READTown council gave its business hours bylaw a second chance, inviting public comment on proposed revisions.
READAs of September 2014 Ponoka Elementary School’s pink building will be empty, and Wolf Creek Public Schools is searching for options.
READOnly 10 recipients have been awarded the Crime Prevention Award this year and Ponoka is on the map for one.
READAlberta Education Minister Jeff Johnson will force rogue school divisions and teachers’ locals to accept the four-year framework
READRCMP have charged 26-year-old Clifford Soosay of Hobbema with first degree murder in connection to the death of Winston Crier
READSuperintendant Larry Jacobs and Wolf Creek Public Schools (WCPS) are creating a Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity administration
READBusiness doubles at McDonald’s restaurant in Ponoka during McHappy Day, the company’s annual fundraiser.
READAlberta’s First Nations will be supported in the planning process to develop the province’s natural resources
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The streets of the Ponoka were cleaner after hundreds of youths conducted some much needed garbage pick up May 10.
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