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F.P. Walshe Flyer Carson Smith was named most valuable player in the Chinook Basketball League. Flyers coach Amiee Sandham said Smith brings a positive attitude to practices and games, and is welcoming of other players. “She has an amazing work ethic,” Sandham said of Smith, who is in Grade 12. “She is very athletic and…Continue Reading

With concert halls and venues re-opening across the province, singer-songwriter Russell deCarle returns to Alberta for a week of dates…Continue Reading

ConnectFirst Credit Union had a record-breaking year in 2021 as it reported its strongest financial performance in its 83-year history.…Continue Reading

Award-winning Canadian author Dave Butler gave his audience a glimpse into the life of an environmental thriller writer Thursday at…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod’s Christine Atkins last month added an Olympic gold medal to her collection. Atkins was athletic therapist for the Canadian women’s hockey team that defeated the United States 3-2 in the gold medal game in Beijing, China. “It hasn’t fully sunk in yet,” Atkins said in an interview. “This year was pretty amazing. We…Continue Reading

Members of a now-defunct band are rallying in support of a friend facing challenges due to multiple sclerosis. The Agnostic Mountain Gospel Choir is working to sell the last of its inventory of CDs to raise money for their bass player, Vladimir Sobolewski, and the MS Society. “Bob Keelaghan, the guitar player for the Choir,…Continue Reading

Ryland Moranz’s new album XO 1945 is a finalist for a Canadian Folk Music Award. Moranz is nominated for Contemporary…Continue Reading

Granum school and F.P. Walshe school teacher Ben Paskal is Livingstone Range School Division’s nominee for the 2022 Alberta School…Continue Reading

The Fort Macleod Mavericks are the Central Alberta Tier 4 U11 Hockey League’s green division champions. The Mavericks beat Okotoks…Continue Reading