Beiseker News

FortisAlberta is clarifying the current power situation in Beiseker after recent criticisms levelled at the company in the Rocky View Weekly’s story on the Beiseker based Kathyrn Irricana Beiseker Acme (KIBA) Seed Cleaning Plant.

Due to dry and windy conditions, Rocky View County Fire Services has issued a fire advisory for both the east and west divisions of Rocky View County, effective immediately.

The Kathryn Irricana Beiseker Acme (KIBA) Seed Cleaning Plant cooperative is requesting $65,000 in financial assistance from Rocky View County (RVC), after recent instability in Beiseker’s power grid put the plant at increased risk for fires or

The small community of just over 800 people was looking forward to a much-needed dog park that had initially been set to open in late October 2022. Half a year later, however, the facility is still unavailable to local dog-owners.

Alberta Minister of Transportation and Economic Corridors, Devin Dreeshen, made a stop in Beiseker on April 17 to announce a five-year extension to a provincial pilot program that allowed roadside workers and drivers to use blue lights in an attempt

“[The hunt] is always tons of fun for the kids and the adults to run around and gather eggs,” Swanson told the Rocky View Weekly.

A Grade 10 student-athlete from Beiseker Community School has put the small school's wrestling program on the 'mat,' wrestling his way to the school's first provincial banner in the sport on March 18 in Lethbridge, at the Alberta Scho

“I mostly target club-style, because I really enjoy electronic music,” Carroll said. “House music is what I’m currently promoting in Beiseker, which seems a bit jarring because it’s more of a rock and country area. But I wanted to test it out.”

“Everybody's coming together and making the effort count,” coach Jason Woodward said.

Perry’s nomination was formally announced at the school division’s board of trustees meeting on March 2.