At the Seniors’ Fair
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People stop for lunch at the seniors’ fair at the Provost Recreation and Culture Centre on Thursday, June 4. The event was hosted by Provost & District Family and Community Support Services program and welcomed all community members and ages. Seniors 60 and over received a free lunch. Vendor booths were also on display. ©Provost News Photo. |
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More pictures, stories can be found in the print edition of The Provost News, June 10, 2026 including:
• Provost Woman Advances to Canada West Performing Arts Festival
— “It’s Fun to Step Into Someone Else’s Shoes’ Says McKenna Fanning
• Alberta Masonic Higher Education Bursary Presented to Provost Student
• Beautifying the Butterfly Garden
• Employment
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Optical Phenomenon
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| This rainbow made for a magnificent display on Friday night at Arm Lake west of Edgerton as pictured by Cindy Hill of Provost. The area below the arc refracts light significantly brighter than anything above the colourful prism — and closer inspection shows a secondary rainbow is present. The darker zone between the two arcs is a phenomenon known as Alexander’s band, named after ancient Greek philosopher Alexander of Aphrodisias who described it nearly 2,000 years ago. Photo submitted. |
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