The Dyno Legacy All-Star Cheerleading Team feels every kid deserves to celebrate their birthday and is showing support for those in need in the community.
    They are busy with their  Pay it Forward Happy Birthday Donation project. Members of the team are collecting birthday donations for the local food bank.
    “We got to thinking about all the kids on the team and said ‘can you imagine them not celebrating a birthday?’ It’s not that times are tough enough, but what if you could not celebrate your child’s birthday or your child feeling like you couldn’t have a birthday?” said coach Lorelei Coultes.
    They have challenged their team members to go out and purchase one or two items for a birthday party. This could be cake mixes, candles, plates, cups, or loot bag makings. They will assemble the items and donate them to The Salvation Army Food Bank.
    “We feel this area may be overlooked and we feel every child deserves to celebrate their day no matter what their situation may be,” she said.
    Coultes says the team is wanting others to pay it forward and are issuing a challenge to other youth groups or sports teams to collect donations as well. Coultes says they hope to make it an annual initiative.

In the early morning hours on October 4th a Drumheller RCMP officer in an unmarked vehicle was nearly struck head on by a red Dodge 1500 on South Railway near Premier Road.  The officer radio'd for assistance from a marked police unit and the suspect vehicle was stopped at the South Railway intersection with 2nd St SW.  During the course of the investigation, a civilian vehicle arrived at the location and told police that the vehicle had nearly struck his vehicle as well.