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Coun. Werner Dressler is resigning from Fort Macleod council for health reasons. Dressler tendered his resignation at council’s April 25 meeting at the G.R. Davis Administration Building. “This is not taken very lightly,” Dressler said. “I have appreciated my time here and have chosen to resign for medical reasons.” Dressler will remain on council until…Continue Reading

The process is under way to shape the next four years in Fort Macleod. Council and administration, with input from…Continue Reading

Jack Burger has a reputation as a gifted and colourful storyteller. At the urging of his wife, Burger filled a…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod was in need of spring cleaning following a long winter. A group of volunteers provided that service last Wednesday during the annual community clean-up. About 71 people turned out for the clean-up organized by the Fort Macleod Environment Committee. Everyone met at the G.R. Davis Administration Building, where they were provided garbage bags…Continue Reading

Need a bike? Have a bike you want to sell or donate? Chris and Laura Grant can help you out.…Continue Reading

MD of Willow Creek council adopted its 2022 operating budget of $15.4-million and capital budget of just over $10-million. The…Continue Reading

A popular Granum music festival returns this summer after a two-year COVID-19-imposed absence. The Willow Creek Gospel Music Jamboree is…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod residents who don’t know Jack have a chance Thursday, April 21 to learn more about the new author. Crafty Jack Burger will read from his new book You Don’t Know Jack at 7 p.m. Thursday at Fort Macleod Library. Burger’s appearance is the latest in a series of author readings hosted by the…Continue Reading

A Fort Macleod athlete was named the outstanding player on the Lethbridge College Kodiaks women’s volleyball team. Jamie Brown received…Continue Reading