St. Paul News

A multi-cultural celebration took place in the halls of St. Paul Regional High School on May 13 as students enjoyed food from a variety of cultures.

After being called out to two fires near Highway 881, north of St. Paul on Tuesday, fire crews were once again called out to a fire at one of the same locations on Wednesday morning.

St. Paul firefighters were called out to a vehicle fire in the early morning hours of May 20 in the County of St. Paul, and about half an hour later received a report of a structure fire in the same area.

Vehicles, ATVs, tools, and a loaded rifle were seized by Smoky Lake RCMP on May 14 after a bait trap was triggered.

During the County of St. Paul council meeting on May 13, a delegation from the St. Paul Municipal Library and the Friends of the Library requested council reverse its decision to cut $30,000 from library services.

A St. Paul centennial, Rose Petruk, commemorated her 104th birthday on May 15 at Sunnyside Manor. 

Support workers with St. Paul Abilities Network (SPAN) continue to empower individuals with disabilities to help them achieve independence and chase their dreams. 

St. Paul Lions football player Jacob Petruk has been preparing to play the sport he loves at a national tournament showcasing some of the top high school football talents in Canada. 

The St. Paul Gymnastics Club had 10 athletes compete in Edmonton over the Mother's Day weekend in the club's first ever out-of-town competition.

St. Paul Soccer brought in a coach from Belfast, Ireland, through the Challenger program, to help train players on its youth soccer programs.