By Sarah Rolles

Prince Albert’s Best of the Best Unveiled

Sep 30, 2014 | 10:10 PM

It’s been anticipated all summer.

With the launch of paNOW’s new website, paNOW readers are now able to learn and read more about Prince Albert’s Best of the Best winners under the site’s new Best of the Best section.

In total, approximately 7,615 registered voters took part in the nomination and voting phases for paNOW’s Best of the Best 2014. With more than 200 categories, the BOBS recognize the city’s finest in the following areas: Shopping & Services, Arts & Entertainment, Food & Drink, Sports & Recreation, Health, Beauty & Style and Local Goodness.

Prince Albert is a small city with a big story.  The Best of Best allows Prince Albert residents and visitors to learn what the city has to offer first hand.  Whether you want to discover the best place to fish or find the best place to take the family for Sunday brunch, paNOW’s Best of the Best can tell you why and how to get there.

Best of the Best also highlights some notable community members in Prince Albert. A few deserving winners under Prince Albert’s local goodness category included Malcolm Jenkins for Best Citizen and Carol Soles for Best Volunteer.

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I caught up with most of the cities Best of the Best winners throughout the course of the summer.  I spoke with local business owners, organizations and community members.

Click here to view paNOW’s Best of the Best section to learn and read more about the great things Prince Albert has to offer.