Anniversaries are a time when we look back, remember, and celebrate our achievements and memories.
Drumheller is no exception. One hundred years ago, a small mining and agricultural community, home to hardy farmers and brave miners, in the middle of the badlands was officially incorporated as a municipality.
Prior to that, settlers had called the area home, but without that official declaration, there would be no Drumheller today.
Two years ago, The Drumheller Mail celebrated its 100th anniversary. Throughout 2011, we shared our Stories of the Century, a birds-eye view of the major events and people who helped shape our small town.
Now, we hope to share the more personal stories. The stories that aren’t necessarily in any local history books. The stories about life in Drumheller. The stories about what makes Drumheller unique. Your stories.
To do that, we need your help, Drumheller. If you have a story to tell, contact The Drumheller Mail at 403-823-2580 or email us at information@drumhellermail.com.
