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Dieppe survivor Chapman counts his blessings

Almost 70 years later, the infamous Dieppe battle still resonates with survivor Jack Chapman of Stettler.
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FEBRUARY 2012: Police say driver impaired in crash

Koralea Boettger, a member of the 2012 graduating class at William E. Hay Composite High School in Stettler, died in the early-morning
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JUNE 2012: Stettler trainer courts Triple Crown honours

JUNE 2012: Stettler trainer courts Triple Crown honours

Stettler might have had a hand in horse-racing history as native son Larry (Thumper) Jones worked on the Canadian-owned horse
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NOVEMBER 2012: Three small schools saved by the bell

NOVEMBER 2012: Three small schools saved by the bell

Lane Turigan, 18, of Stettler died at the Foothills Medical Centre in Calgary from injuries sustained in an Oct. 13 highway crash
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APRIL 2012 - II: Tory, Wildrose leaders visit Drumheller-Stettler voters

APRIL 2012 - II: Tory, Wildrose leaders visit Drumheller-Stettler voters

As the April 24 provincial election campaign began to heat up in early April, the two front-runners
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OCTOBER 2012: Thorogood, Spencer named Stettler’s citizens of the year

Low attendance at most events marked the inaugural Stettler edition of Alberta Culture Days in late September.
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MAY 2012: Stettler woman shot roadside before gunman kills himself

Krista Dryden of Stettler sustained a gunshot wound early in the morning last May 28 while walking alongside Highway 12
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DECEMBER 2012: Halkirk wind project ready to roll

The Halkirk wind farm has taken shape, with 83 turbines between Halkirk and Castor projected to make it the largest wind farm
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JANUARY 2012: Regional ties to New Year’s babies

JANUARY 2012: Regional ties to New Year’s babies

Nayt John Kerry Jones was born Jan. 1 in Red Deer as central Alberta’s New Year’s baby.
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Stettler’s effort fill hampers with food, toys at Christmas

Thanks to Stettler-area residents’ generosity, more than 100 Christmas hampers were filled last week
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