Thursday September 25, 2025
- Crews are cleaning up a fire that happened at the Cool Springs Trailer Park, near Peace River High School.
Firefighters were called out early this morning to battle the blaze, that apparently has damaged two homes. - Peace Regional Police are looking for a suspect in a case of fraud.
On Friday, a stolen Credit Card was reported to be later used at a business on Main Street downtown. - From the RCMP’s Weekly Wanted File, police are looking for Brian Bruce Auger.
His last known whereabouts was in Slave Lake, and is noted for activities in High Prairie, Loon Lake, Peerless lake, Red Earth Creek, Big Lakes County and Slave Lake. - High Level Mayor Crystal McAteer has received the 2025 Jim Carr Forest Community Champion Award.
The honour recognizes individuals who demonstrate outstanding commitment to supporting Canada’s forest sector and the families and communities that depend on it. - Berwyn Village Council is discussing further options to reduce speed in the limits.
Options include additional signage and replacing the bumps with speed humps, which are less costly. - Peace Country Co-op and Beyond the Heart Clubhouse in Peace River are celebrating success.
$2,000 has been raised for Beyond the Heart from proceeds of Fuel Good Day last week. - The NWJHL awarded their stars of the week, for this past week.
Hunter Burns of Fairview is the East-West Division winner, while the North-South Division nod goes to Nolan Cardinal of La Crete. - The Toronto Blue Jays finish off their series with Boston tonight at Roger’s Center. Louis Varland starts a bullpen day for the Jays against Brayen Bello.
The Jays and Yankees are tied atop the AL East with four games to go. - The NFL Thursday-nighter is Seattle at Arizona.
- Cloudy and cool is the order of the day in the Northwest today.
Highs this afternoon are only in the low to mid teens, with lows tonight being frosty in the Peace and Mackenzie. It still could get wet Friday night in the Mackenzie.
Keith Hopper, Trending 55
