Pat Kolafa is a journalist for Drumheller Mail Ltd, focusing on local news and events in the Drumheller area. With a keen interest in community stories, Pat covers a range of topics including local politics, community events, sports, and human interest stories.
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On Thursday, December 12, Jacko (Jack) la Grange was called to the Alberta Bar Association at the Alberta Court of Justice in Drumheller.
By: Pat Kolafa
Wheatland County Council passed two motions to lobby the Minister of Seniors, Social and Community Services to adjust for proportional representation on housing management bodies.
He arrived right on time, congratulations to Zachary Entz, who is the 2025 New Year's baby.
In an annual tradition, the Mail reached out to Drumheller Mayor Heather Colberg for a year-end question and answer about the accomplishments as well as issues facing the community going into 2025.
By: Pat Kolafa
One of two people caught, allegedly prowling houses in Lehigh was sentenced in Alberta Court of Justice in Drumheller.
Santa joined the Drumheller Fire Department to make his rounds visiting children in Drumheller in the days leading up to Christmas.
On Monday morning the inevitable happened as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced he would be stepping down as Liberal Party leader.
A Drumheller man is $250,000 richer after scratching the right boxes. Allan Kendrick struck it rich playing a $10 Crossword Supreme Scratch and Win Ticket. This was the top prize.
A partnership that was struck to honour the Indigenous roots of the community has been nominated for an Indigenous Tourism Alberta Award, (ITA).
Town of Drumheller Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) Darryl Drohomerski announced his impending retirement from the role during the Monday, January
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