Prairie Post (West Edition) - 2022-09-02

• New manager takes helm for Lethbridge and District Music and Speech Arts Festival
• Coalhurst council reviews correspond­ence, talks fire restrictio­ns
• County auction raises $162,000 for charity
• MP Thomas on fed’s fertilizer reduction plan
• Access to rural healthcare is critical; Schow
• Hatter takes on role as Kinsmen national president
• Nanton Bomber Museum celebratin­g 429 Squadron anniversar­y
• Share the Mission Award 2021/2022 announced by Holy Spirit Catholic School Division
• Pancake breakfast benefits LTRA’s equine therapy
• Times change: fine line between villains and heroes
• Sextrotion a major problem for children
• Medicine Hat Polka Fest celebrates 25 years in southern Alberta
• Croptimus™ AI Pest & Disease detection platform to be distribute­d by Cultivatd
• Aurora signs deal to repurpose Leduc plant
• Students and parents explore school bus safety
• Bocce athletes enjoy local worlds qualifier
• Inaugural Community Barbecue sees tremendous turnout
• Community Foundation grant offering opens
• Canola 4R Advantage offers incentives to increase value and efficiency of nitrogen use
• Government of Canada invests in improving animal welfare
• World Suicide Prevention Day
• Five strategies to help stop cattle sickness
• Indigenous knowledge, sustainabl­e agricultur­e groups among recipients of community-focused funding from Canadian Scholarshi­p Trust Foundation
• World-class rodeo performanc­es, fan-favourite cabarets, and the best of agri-education to return to Agribition this fall
• Farm safety spotlighte­d by Ag for Life during Whoop-Up Days
• Provincial police force could cost much more than estimated, argues National Police Federation

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