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Ryley School received considerable help last week in its latest project of converting a traditional library into the wave of the future – a learning commons interactive space where students can socialize and learn.
Officials representing both the Village of Ryley and Beaver County each donated $19,000 towards a $60,000 library modernization project.
For the second year in a row, the Tofield Titans competed in 2A Boys Provincial Basketball Championships held last weekend at La Crete Public School.
The excitement was
Wesley Huseby and Darryl Kropielnicki brought their Albertans First trailer to Tofield to gather signatures on a plebiscite opposing the NDP government’s Bill 6 and a carbon tax.
The two Ryley area farmers are part of the Albertans First Plebiscite Warriors who were roaming the province to gain enough signatures to force the government to
There is plenty of excitement to go around at Tofield School this week as the Senior Titans Boys basketball team heads to Provincials for the second straight year.
Coming fresh off a Zone win in Lacombe last weekend, the team is leaving for La Crete early Wednesday morning.
At Zones, the team won
The Tofield Curling club’s Women’s Mixed Bonspiel had 23 teams competing this year. And for the first time, teams from China and South Korea are playing here
Despite the downturn in the provincial economy, Tofield appears to be thriving. An increase in assessment has boosted taxes, jobs and population, the mayor reported last week.
The group attempting to spearhead the bringing in of a refugee family to Tofield are continuing their quest despite some apparent setbacks.
A meeting was held last Friday night that ended in people volunteering in a number of capacities to help a family. The needs are many and varied and people with the ability to speak Arabic