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The world premiere of a major motion picture takes place Saturday, Nov. 13 in Fort Macleod. Ghostbusters Afterlife, which was…Continue Reading

The junior high volleyball season ended on the weekend for all four F.P. Walshe teams. The Flyers were eliminated in…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod’s newly-elected council was installed last week during its organizational meeting. Mayor Brent Feyter and councillors Werner Dressler, Kristi Edwards, Mackenzie Hengerer, Jim Monteith, Marco Van Huigenbos and Gord Wolsternholme attended their first meeting as a council on Oct. 25. “Congratulations to all of our council,” interim chief administrative officer Liisa Gillingham said. “And…Continue Reading

Livingstone Range School Board has a new chairperson to start the new term. Trustees elected Lacey Poytress as chair and…Continue Reading

A majority of Albertans want the province to negotiate a better deal in Canadian confederation. Albertans voted “yes” to a…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod children can experience Halloween fun in a safe way this year, even with the COVID-19 pandemic still raging.…Continue Reading

The Southern Alberta District RCMP Crime Reduction Unit recovered stolen vehicles and charged four people last week in Coalhurst. On…Continue Reading

Alberta’s final Crop Report of the 2021 growing season indicated significantly lower yields — about 37 per cent below the…Continue Reading

Firefighters received training Saturday for an emergency they hope never happens — someone trapped in a grain bin. The Canadian Agriculture Safety Association brought its mobile training trailer to Hilltop Dairy north of Fort Macleod on Saturday. Firefighters from the Fort Macleod, Granum, Nanton and Claresholm departments in five-person groups took the training from trainer…Continue Reading