This week in your community

K’s Thomson claims first pro saddle bronc victory at hometown rodeo

Local cowboy K’s Thomson of Lundbreck made personal history at the Pincher Creek Pro Rodeo, claiming his first pro saddle bronc victory in his hometown with 85 points and earning $1180.35.

Young riders joined the action too, with everything from mutton bustin’ to the Kids Fun Rodeo keeping families entertained throughout the weekend.

Big news this week:

• Highway 3 twinning consultation sessions announced – public input wanted on provincial project through Pincher Creek
• Teacher negotiations heat up as potential strike or lockout looms before school starts Sept. 2
• Ryan Rumsey, an athlete with Pincher Creek ties, aims for swimming gold at Special Olympics provincials
• Beaver relocation project launches with community workshops to safely move “conflict beavers” to suitable habitats

Don’t miss:

• Fall Activity Registration Night – Thursday, Sept. 4, 6-8 p.m. at Pool Lobby, 895 Main St.
• Moonshadow Run – Saturday, Sept. 27, with 2.5km, 5km and 10km routes through local trail system
• Public hearings on new Land Use Bylaw and Inspiration Area Structure Plan – Monday, Aug. 25, 6 pm at Town Office

Plus:

Vista Village tops Business in Bloom competition, H&R Block wins rodeo decorating contest, MD seeks apprentice heavy-duty mechanic and more.

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