The heat of summer is definitely upon us. Here are some of the notable things that happened in Lethbridge last month.
Water Not Coal has applied for a judicial review of the Elections Alberta decision to reject their petition. (Water Not Coal)
Lorne Fitch on the need to be persistent in the face of defeat. (Crowsnest Headwaters)
New ground murals by Eric Dyck are continuing to take shape at Henderson Lake. (Facebook)
After 113 years, Galbraith School is scheduled for demotion. The facade will be retained as part of the new building. (Lethbridge Historical Society Facebook)
Shout out to Belinda Crowsen for her continued work to document Lethbridge’s history. She has now researched more than 900 of Lethbridge’s historic houses. (Lethbridge Historical Society Facebook)
A ceremony at Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump marks 50 years of UNESCO heritage sites. (CTV)
Hugo and Copper, the Analog bookshop cats, celebrated their birthdays in July. (Lethbridge Herald).
Farewell to Theoretically Brewing. The local brewery is shutting its doors after 11 years in Lethbridge. (Lethbridge Herald)
Renovations force the end of a popular mural at the Movie Mill. (My Lethbridge Now)
