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Biggest week of the year (opens the original)
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High River’s biggest week was held from Sept. 23 to Sept. 27. Thousands of people came in to celebrate the Heritage Inn International Balloon Festival. Even though the Balloon Glow was canceled on Sept. 25 due to bad weather and too much wind, they had a candlestick and burner display with food trucks, a DJ, and live concert. The week also featured the High River Burnout on the Sept. 26 and the 5th Annual Brian Chipchase Show and Shine on Sept. 27. Full Screen is not supported on this browser ve
New record (opens the original)
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The High River Food Drive celebrated its 20th anniversary with a record in donations. 14,636 pounds of food was collected on Sept. 19 at the Salvation Army Warehouse. Over a 100 volunteers working on the day, along with the High River community donating, helped break the six year record. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Food Drive Chairperson, Cathy Anderson was thankful for the community support. “The support each year is fantastic,” she said. “The Salvation Army Food Bank is ver
Mexican independence tradition (opens the original)
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The Mexican community of High River came together on September 5 to celebrate Mexico’s Independence, bringing families and community members from High River, Calgary, Edmonton, Okotoks, Vulcan, Turner Valley–Diamond Valley and surrounding areas together for an evening of culture, tradition and community. The celebration was organized collaboratively by IRERI – Mexican, Latino & Cross-Cultural Society CEO Elizabeth Vigueras & Board members, Consulate of Mexico in Calgary, Canadian Mental Health,
Elections Alberta (opens the original)
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Elections Alberta is looking for more election workers in the High River area, ahead of the referendum on October 19, 2026. This is the biggest election officer recruitment effort in the province’s history. Blanche Schellenberg, Returning Officer ED #73 Livingstone-Macleod, is looking for more applications in and around High River. “If you live in High River or the surrounding area, please consider coming forward. This is a great opportunity to work alongside your friends and neighbours to help
Cattle & Grain Round Up marks its 30th year (opens the original)
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The High River Health Care Foundation (HRHCF) recognized local farmers and ranchers on Aug. 25 at the Foundation Office, through the 2025 Clifford and Louise Lougheed Award. Over three decades ago, a group of local farmers and ranchers created a unique idea to raise funds for the High River Hospital, through donations of cash, cattle or grain. Their creativity and hard work has made a big impact on local healthcare, raising over $1.4 million over three decades. The award was given to these found
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