Thursday May 24 | The Lacombe Globe
Canadian University College wants compensation from the city after the city terminated its contract to purchase and develop CUC land.
Thursday May 24 | The Lacombe Globe
Lacombe dealership gets top honour
Lisa Joy/Lacombe Globe - Darren Gagnon, Lacombe Ford's acting dealer principal, centre, with his management team.
Man who kidnapped businessman at gunpoint sentenced
Months after he abducted and tried to extort money from a successful Alberta businessman, Larry McClelland has been sentenced to ten years in prison.
Ever since Terry Fox's marathon of hope, charity walks have become an effective strategy for different groups to raise awareness and money, for their respective causes.
The high school's dry grad committee is struggling to meet its goal of raising about $12,000 for this year's event and is looking to the community for help.
Crime prevention week is back once again. As summer slowly creeps into Alberta, police have some new priorities when it comes to protecting and serving their communities.
Laughter and longevity go hand-in-hand
By Dan Pearce - Surrey North Delta Leader Published: May 14, 2012 3:00 PM Updated: May 14, 2012 3:30 PM Maurice and Pauline Stiles celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary on April 30 and say when it comes to sticking it out together, a sense of humour helps.
Volunteers clean up Alberta highways
Youth and parents were out May 5 cleaning up debris and garbage from alongside highways in Alberta.
Rittenhouse tribute concert set for Lacombe
Not only was she the first person to earn a doctorate in music from the prestigious American Peabody Institute of Music in both violin and piano performance, but she also founded the globally-known New England Youth Ensemble and performed around the world as an award-winning composer and soloist.
New tech enables farmers to micro-manage fields
The image was covered in blotches of light and dark green, as well as yellow, red and purple.
Globe recognized for excellence in business writing
The Lacombe Globe's editor Lisa Joy took First Place for Best Business Writing in this year's Canadian Community Newspaper Awards, at an awards gala on April 26 in Toronto organized by Newspapers Canada.
First anniversary of Lacombe Regional Emergency Management Partnership
Contributed A train transporting dangerous goods from Red Deer to Joffre derailed Sept.