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Home-Town Realty supports Red Rose Campaign

  A tradition of the Big Country Anti Violence Association (BCAVA) is its Red Rose Campaign where they distribute roses free of charge to of businesses throughout Drumheller to raise awareness of domestic violence. The effort is a collaboration amongst the BCAVA, the Grace House which helps distribute the flowers, RJ Flowers, who offers the roses at a discount and Home-Town Realty which traditionally donates the funds to purchase the roses.

At the presentation are (back; l-r) Larry and Susan Keddie, Norma Jean Minchau, Jeannie Lutz, Phil McCluskey, Kelly Boyko, Marian Ewing, Brandi Reid and Heather Van Dyk, with (front; l-r) Judy Nelson, Cindy Stelmaschuk, Susan Niehaus and Cora Bolt.


Fundraiser sheds light on Lyme disease

Drumheller and area residents flocked to the Badlands Community Facility on Sunday, November 3, to check out Lyme Light, a fundraiser to help spread awareness about Lyme disease in Canada. Area artists had the chance to display their creations at the event, ranging from beautiful paintings, to unique pieces of art.

New teachers join local Alberta Teacher’s Association

Five of Drumheller’s newest teachers were welcomed into the Drumheller Sub Local of the Alberta Teacher’s Association (ATA).

Drumheller Valley Secondary School principal Curtis LaPierre helped welcome Caitlin Mattatall, Karli Alm, Nicole Wollsey, Keven Hays, and Peter Bjel, with Greentree School principal Chris Connell and Sub Local president Stephen Wiewel.


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