Beiseker News

The spirit of Christmas and giving is alive and well in Beiseker, as the rural community prepares to make a full-on effort to provide Christmas hampers to local families in need this holiday season.

“I’ve been inspired by plenty of YouTube videos of people building sweet shelters and I thought I would try my hand at inspiring others to get outside and have some fresh air," Sackett said.

The Beiseker Community Centre hosted a formal tea and gathering on Oct. 30 to celebrate the life of Queen Elizabeth II, who passed away in early September.

“We’re hoping to have a soft opening soon, and then next year we’re going to push forward with trees and shrubs and amenities in there and get the fence all finished off all the way around, supported and everything,” Spurgeon said.

“Dress to impress and join us for a short program to commemorate her majesty’s life,” read a poster for the event.

The charging stations were installed in September in the parking lot of Legacy Park just off First Avenue

Village of Beiseker said in social media post it is disheartened by targeted attack against one of its employees

“For those that might be thinking of a different career or if you want to inspire your kids in school, we love talking to kids and showing them airplanes and letting them dream big.” 

After a successful inaugural event, the second annual Cars and Country Stars is set to take over northeast Rocky View County on July 23, inviting classic car collectors and country music lovers out for a night of family fun.

“Now that people see how beautiful it’s going to be, people are so anxious and eager to have the trail opened.”