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 Herald recognizes contributors
A big thank-you out to the grad photographers this year who so kindly gave us use of their photos. For Delia - Smart Photography, Youngstown Shelli Tattrie and Brian Giesbrecht and JCC Anderson's Photography.[...]
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 Emma making slow but steady recovery
Jackie Gold-Irwin Hanna Herald Jennifer Renaud's daughter Emma has been making slow and steady improvements over the past month. Since being hospitalized for a high fever in March it was discovered that Emma had a tumour, which was determined to be cancerous.[...]
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 Fire safety requires commitment
Jessica Burtnick Hanna Herald Four members of Hanna's volunteer-run fire department recently took part in specialized training, along with 11 other firefighters. The S300 firefighter training course was offered in Hanna over two consecutive weekends, from April 27 to May 6.[...]
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 Mystery solved
Jackie Gold-Irwin Hanna Herald It's a local mystery 52 years in the making. In 1960 a young lady came into the Hanna Herald, and according to an article in the paper left behind a unusual calling card.[...]
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 Live wrestling draws a crowd
Jessica Burtnick/Hanna Herald Live professional wrestlers from the Canadian National Wrestling Alliance (CNWA) entertained spectators at the Hanna Arena on Friday, May 4.[...]
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 A century of Hanna
This week in History May 15, 1885 - Louis Riel surrendered May 15, 1913 - Originally stage service into Hanna was twice weekly, but on May 15, 1913, it was increased to three times a week until the final run of the stage on April 29, 1914.[...]
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 Don't fir-get to check out poplar new art exhibit
Jessica Burtnick Hanna Herald There is something for everyone at Hanna Library's new art exhibit, which explores a century of trees. The exhibit, entitled "Out on a limb", arrived on May 2 from Medicine Hat, Alta.[...]
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 Hanna Relay for Life shaping up
Jackie Gold-Irwin Hanna Herald The Hanna Relay for Life is growing in leaps and bounds, as more teams get on board. With seven teams registered the committee only needs three more teams to make their goal.[...]
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 A Mother's Choice
Mom's seem to be everywhere this week. Likely because Mother's Day is right around the corner. Sometimes we get so caught up in the news about bad moms, moms who do the unthinkable to their children, that we don't focus enough on mom's who go the distance for their children.[...]
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 Kiddies Korner gears up for registration with open house
Jackie Gold-Irwin/Hanna Herald Kiddies Korner Playschool opened it's doors to the public on May 2 to allow prospective students and parents the chance to explore the building before registration. Registration and a meeting will be held at the RCSC Preschool Room at 6:30 p.m.[...]
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 Gift ideas for Mother's Day
Mom may appreciate chocolate or flowers. But for children who want to offer her something a little more special -- especially for their eco-conscious moms -- there are a number of different gift options to make Mom's big day as eco-friendly as it is enjoyable.[...]
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 Mental health website helps parents
Jackie Gold-IrwinHanna HeraldIt's not unusual for parents to sit up at night and think back over the day they had. Wondering if they did things right, what they could do differently and what they'll do to make things better.For some the worries don't end there.[...]
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 In this weeks issue
Cow bus moo-ves into Hanna for the day This week in History School makes learning a fun, family event Drumheller/Stettler MLA to be tourism opposition critic Kiddies Korner gears up for registration Mental Health website helps parents Fields under new management Surviving 72 hours Hanna Relay for [...]
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 Alberta Infrastructure to visit HPS
Jackie Gold-Irwin Hanna Herald Representatives from Alberta Infrastructure, along with administration from PLRD will be touring Hanna primary school and J.C. Charyk on May 3.[...]
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 Pro wrestlers are Hanna bound
Jessica Burtnick Hanna Herald Pro wrestlers are thrilled to entertain and educate while they help raise funds for the Hanna Fitness Centre Association (HFCA).[...]
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 In this weeks issue
Rummage Sale Rural Alberta Speaks - election followup Letter to the editor Fundraising for Emma Hats on for Mental Health Pro Wrestling in Hanna Spring Fling displays talent Soccer[...]
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 Bill C-30 dealt big blow
Brian Vossen Thinkin' Outloud If you are unfamiliar with Bill C-30, it's a bit of legislation that has been dubbed the "Internet snooping bill." If passed, Bill C-30 would allow police to obtain customer s' personal from telecommunications companies even if they didn't have a warrant.[...]
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 Science fair takes learning outside the classroom
Brian Vossen Hanna Herald Once again, the annual science fair has Hanna's Youngsters learning a lot. J.C. Charyk Hanna school hosted the Alberta Central-East Science Fair on April 20. Fair organizer Christa LaClaire said the event is a great learning experience for students.[...]
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 A century of Hanna: From the Model-T to the Smart Car
This week in History William Shakespeare is born (1564), Polio vaccine trials begin (1954). This week's Observance National Organ donor awareness week Volunteers Wanted Museum Guides: 10 people who have learned or This Week's Think 100 Donate 100 minutes to the Hospital Auxiliary.[...]
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 Strategic plans and the budget
Mark Nikota Town of Hanna Mayor At the April 10 council meeting we finalized some important items that we have been working on since we first took office.[...]
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