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A fund-raising hockey tournament that at times looked like it would never happen may turn out to be the best ever. Organizers expect the Hockey Through the Ages alumni tournament to top the more than $50,000 it raised in each of the first two years. Tournament founder Rob Luther admitted he was blown away by…Continue Reading

Michael Bartz is motivated to show people how to fight climate change by making changes in their lives. The Lethbridge…Continue Reading

The Great Backyard Bird Count starts Friday, Feb. 18. The Great Backyard Bird Count is a way to dip your…Continue Reading

A group of riders saddled up Saturday for a freedom ride. The group of 10 riders met at Midnight Stadium at 10 a.m. and rode to Tim Hortons and back, following Highway 3 through town. Some riders carried Canadian flags as they rode to advocate for the full removal of public health restrictions, including the…Continue Reading

Jack Burger never dreamed that he would write a book. But at the urging of his wife Deb, the man…Continue Reading

The stage is set for an old-time radio variety show featuring some of southern Alberta’s top talent at 7:30 p.m.…Continue Reading

KIM BERRETH GAZETTE CONTRIBUTOR Juno Award winners The McDades are kicking off this season’s Centre Stage Concert Series at the…Continue Reading

The District C2 governor didn’t have to travel far Thursday in order to visit the Fort Macleod Lions Club. Michelle…Continue Reading

W.A. Day school marked Family Literacy Day with a variety of activities on Thursday, but the celebration goes on for a month. The school is encouraging the rest of Fort Macleod to play Literacy Bingo until February 28. “We hope that your family is able to participate in all, or at least some, of the…Continue Reading