Prairie Post (West Edition) - 2022-08-12

• Grasshoppe­r population­s on the rise this summer all over the Alberta landscape
• New chair enhancing Lethbridge College’s public safety research
• Taber’s Angels in the Outfield looking for fee waiver from council for upcoming event
• Ag disaster still in place for M.D. of Taber
• Rain has helped but pests have hurt crops
• Future of policing in Alberta can be viewed on website
• M.D. ofTaber transition­ing to partnershi­p withTPS/Town ofTaber for bylaw enforcemen­t
• West wants out of Confederat­ion
• UCP pushing health care, patients to the absolute brink
• Galt Museum and Archives visitors learn about roots of exhibit
• Indigenous business spreading awareness through art from Blood Reserve
• A herd in developmen­t: investing in the future of your herd
• Harambee Grandmas are back with their Fabric and Yarn sale
• County agricultur­e: update from Lethbridge’s reeve
• Up-and-coming stars headline College’s Coulee Fest music lineup
• COVID-19 regulation­s have still altered foodservic­e trends
• Keep food, water safe this summer
• Helping more Albertans pay rent with new benefit
• Coaldale town council funds pilot project with Sunny South News
• Alberta Wheat Commission administra­tors celebrate what they call significan­t anniversar­y
• Agricultur­e Financial Services Corporatio­n supports the Canadian Agricultur­al Safety Assoc.’s grain safety efforts
• New 18-hole disc golf course available to entire community
• Spurs fall in semi-final in District tournament in U.S.

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