The paper created EXCLUSIVELY for farm families and rural residents of east central Alberta 12 PAGES | NOVEMBER 4, 2025
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he aroma of freshly baked pies fills the Kingman Museum the first Wednesday of every month, when the Kingman Heritage Society hosts its beloved Pie Day. The monthly gathering has become a cherished tradition, offering the community a warm and welcoming place to connect over coffee, conversation and a slice of homemade goodness.
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Members of the Kingman Heritage Society: Marianne Vikse, left, and Carol Schmidt
Each pie is baked with love by members of the Kingman Heritage Society, whose dedication extends beyond the kitchen. Proceeds from the event support the Society’s ongoing work in preserving and maintaining the Kingman Museum.
Photo by Adan Shaikh
Visitors are invited to stop by, enjoy a piece of pie, and take a step back in time among the historical artifacts that tell the stories of the community.
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