Pat Kolafa

The Homestead Antique Museum was rumbling under the power of Detroit Iron at its annual Show and Shine on Saturday, July 25. There were dozens of vehicles coming from all over, and some close to home. Loretta Wilson had her 1927 Chev Capital AA Landau at the site, and she and Kasen Wilson were busily polishing it up for the show. Her car had been in the family for decades and was restored by her parents and grandparents. It went to auction a few years ago, but was purchased locally. Lorett tells the Mail she was able to buy it back and bring it back into the fold.

On top of the great work that Rosebud Theatre has put on the stage in its own productions this summer, they have also invited an alt-country legend.

The Village of Morrin Fire Department has a new tool in its tool chest to keep the community safe.

The Badlands Community Facility was busy with drums, dancing, music, and food at the Dancing with the Dinosaurs Indigenous festival on Saturday and Sunday, August 1 and 2.

The Legion continues its year-long Centennial Celebrations, and this coming weekend is sharing the party duties with the Princess Patricia Canadian Light Infantry (PPCLI).

On Monday, July 27, a motley crew of track racers idled through town on the way to their next track.

With the question of having a referendum on whether the province should have a referendum on sepearation swirling, Thomas Lukaszuk and his Unity Bus rolled through the valley on Friday evening, July 31.

A local car enthusiast is taking a leading role at the annual Alberta World of Wheels.

Last year they hosted the first event, and it was mud flying as opposed to dust. Despite the weather, they pulled off the event, and more importantly, showed that Drumheller is a rodeo town.

Over 30 teams from across Canada, the United States and as far away as Mexico descended on the valley on August 7-10 for the 9th annual Mars Rover Challenge.