Neighborhoods — Page 12
Corb Lund's final push for coal petition comes to Okotoks
The musician and Water Not Coal advocate brings his Last Chance Tour to Okotoks and High River Monday before the June 10 signature deadline.
Airdrie Public Library fills June with events and creative workshops
The library is hosting everything from pride celebrations to creative tech days as summer programming kicks off with music, art and...
Airdrie firefighters respond to garage and vehicle fires over weekend
Two separate fires kept Airdrie Fire Department crews busy Saturday and Sunday, with no injuries reported in either incident.
Okotoks singer Brettyn Rose finds her voice through heartbreak and family
Debut EP 'The Wild West' captures the storytelling tradition Rose fell in love with as a teenager learning country music.
Airdrie fire recruit class targets $5,500 for cancer care fundraiser
Eleven firefighters to climb 57 stories at downtown tower June 14 to support Wellspring Alberta.
Langdon residents oppose $10-billion AI data centre project
A proposed hyperscale data centre near Langdon is drawing fire from residents over agricultural land loss, water use, and noise concerns.
Okotoks residents warned against vigilante action in abuse case
RCMP discourages threats and harassment after a 35-year-old man was released following charges related to over 500,000 child exploitation images.
Pickleball club brings Alberta expansion to Airdrie
Pickleplex Social Club is opening its second Alberta location in Airdrie with programming for beginners through competitive players.
Okotoks man charged after 500,000 child abuse images seized
One of the largest collections ever found by Alberta police was discovered during an investigation that began in January.
Heel & Hoof Horse Rescue holds spring market and photo opportunity
Foothills County rescue opens its farm this Saturday with vendors, auctions, food, and a chance to pose with rescued horses.
Cochrane targets three per cent growth to ease infrastructure strain
One of Canada's fastest-growing towns is proposing to throttle its expansion after experiencing 6.4 per cent growth last year—more than...
Diamond Valley Parade and Family Festival returns Saturday
58th annual parade kicks off at 10 a.m. Free pancake breakfast, live music, bouncy houses, vendor market, food trucks.
