Pat Kolafa is a Senior Reporter at Drumheller Mail Ltd. With over a decade of experience, he focuses on regional interest and world news, covering a diverse range of topics including agriculture, farming, construction, and event management. Kolafa is dedicated to sharing the stories of his community, and his work has been featured in various local publications.
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Riverside Pharmacy has carved a legacy over five decades, and on Friday, October 2, it celebrated its 50 years in the community.
The Rotary Radio Auction is a valley tradition, and it is just around the corner. Already, Rotary members have been busy combing the community for
The Drumheller Fire Department is hosting an Open House to celebrate Fire Prevention Week and raise awareness about how to safely charge the numerous devices we have safely.
On Wednesday evening, September 30, the Mamawi Tapwewin Fellowship hosted Truth and Reconciliation Day at the park behind the Badlands Community Facility.
Wheatland County Council was pleased to join the Drumheller Area Health Foundation at last Tuesday's Council meeting for a photo recognizing the County's recent $10,000 contribution. The contribution will support the Foundation's Grow Your Own Program and E-Simulation Lab Project. Grow Your Own is a partnership with the Drumheller Health Centre, the University of Calgary and Alberta Health Services to train nurses in the communities they live in. Drumheller is one of five sites to host the program. At the presentation are (l-r) Wheatland Reeve Scott Klassen, Councillor Barry Hebbes, Councillor Donna Biggar, Tom Ford of the Drumheller Health Foundation, Mary Marshman of the Health Foundation, Councillor Rick Laursen, Tom Zariski of the Drumheller Health Foundation, Councillor Keith Clayton and Councillor Shannon Laprise
Library patrons in Standard have a new little oasis right in their backyard to enjoy.
By: Pat Kolafa
The memory of three young people who passed away tragically continued to do good for the community. In 2021, three young people passed away tragically.
The Town of Drumheller council heard a report on the court-ordered demolition of a building. The report was made at the Oct. 13 committee of the whole (COW) meeting.
Once again, the community came out in great support for the Drumheller Rotary Club and the work they do for the community.
Downtown is getting ready to host hundreds of ghouls at the annual Halloween trick-or-treat.
