The old United Grain Growers elevator in Kinuso was back in the news last week when a story ran on an Edmonton TV station. The elevator, built in 1951, is considered to be one of the remaining elevators in good shape. Above, the current owners, Sloco McRee (right) and Zanny McRee, of Kinuso, stand in front of the wooden giant. They say they are wiling to hand the elevator over to the Kinuso Museum but the problem is they don’t own the land. CN Rail has maintained ownership.

Drummond awarded health bursary
Amy Drummond was awarded the 2007 High Prairie Healthcare Auxiliary Society bursary valued at $2,000 just before Christmas.

Quilters show their caring nature
Providing comfort and love to High Prairie and area’s cancer patients is the reason 46 people gathered at the High Prairie United Church Jan. 12 for Quilt ’Til You Wilt.

$1.50 per litre gas possible - analyst
Consumers should expect to pay as much as $1.50/litre for fuel later this year, as worldwide demand for oil continues to outstrip supply.

Timberwolves host tournament
The High Prairie Timberwolves midget ladies hosted a tournament with the Grande Prairie Thunder, Slave Lake Thunder and Grovedale Vipers Jan. 11-13.

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