Prairie Post (East Edition) - 2024-04-25

• Trio found guilty of mischief for roles in 2022 border blockade at Coutts
• M.D.’s, counties disappoint­ed no consultati­on on police force
• Lethbridge Police lay charges after officers arrest fraudster in the act
• Chief Fox pleased with Supreme Court ruling
• Hometown country star to debut full-length album; co-host 2024 CCMA
• Just write that book
• Roxy Theatre in Coleman National Historic Site nominated for competitio­n
• Mental health in the armed forces article earns Lethbridge College student the Troy Reeb Internship
• Lethbridge College launches student-run literary magazine
• Kodiaks women’s basketball signs versatile Magrath athlete
• Dragon boat group wants more participan­ts as summer season nears
• Multimedia artist expresses feelings about nature in new Swift Current exhibition
• A call to be kind during Mental Health Week
• Optimist Club of Medicine Hat thanks community after tough decision to disband
• Empowering Alberta’s youth with dual-credit opportunit­ies
• AESO mismanaged situation that prompted blackouts
• TheTheWeek­lyWeeklyCr­osswordCro­ssword
• Business Administra­tion grad and Coaldale native named Lethbridge College’s valedictor­ian
• Service to be held in April for former Coaldale Mayor
• MP shares kaleidosco­pe journey to public service
• 2023 farmland rental rates largely unchanged, yet cash flow advantage from renting grew
• Alberta pork export markets
• Failing grade for an out-of-touch federal budget
• University of Lethbridge and Gov’t of Alberta work on water storage research
• CF Industries workers turn down unionizati­on with 60 per cent against
• Opposition asks for Saamis Solar north of Medicine Hat to at least be scaled back

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