Although clean-up is still taking place at the stampede grounds, the WPCA Chuckwagon events over last weekend went off without a hitch despite excruciatingly hot weather.
“It was a successful, hot weekend,” says organizer Larry Duxbury.
Although clean-up is still taking place at the stampede grounds, the WPCA Chuckwagon events over last weekend went off without a hitch despite excruciatingly hot weather.
“It was a successful, hot weekend,” says organizer Larry Duxbury.
Three Hills’ Prairie Bible Institute (PBI) may possibly be on the move, and one of the opportunities may be in Drumheller.
Jon Ohlhauser, president of PBI, confirmed with The Mail, they are looking at the Drumheller old hosptial site on Riverside Drive, as well as St. Anthony's School to relocate, as well as other options.
It seems that fans of Drumheller and its dinosaur heritage have stood up and spoken.
The Mail posed the question to its readers in the July 15 edition, is Drumheller the Dinosaur Capital of The World? It was in response to a blog that is connected to www.smithsonian.com posted on June 16 of this year. The blog asked the question “Where is the Dinosaur Capital of the World?”
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