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Fort Macleod residents are in the Christmas spirit with the 38th annual Santa Claus Parade quickly approaching. The parade is set for 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 30, with a variety of surrounding festivities planned. “The excitement has been building for weeks already,” parade co-ordinator Ashley Nelson said. “It’s shaping up to be a great parade.”…Continue Reading

ANGIE O’CONNOR – GAZETTE CONTRIBUTOR Fort Macleod and District Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) hosts interagency meetings on a…Continue Reading

Cynthia Vizzutti oversaw a lot of change in her 24 years as chief administrative officer of the MD of Willow Creek. Friends and co-workers gathered at the Stavely Community Centre last month for a come and go social to celebrate Vizzutti’s retirement. Coun. Glen Alm was master of ceremonies for the day. “With my hat…Continue Reading

Billy Potts was following family tradition when he first climbed on a horse and later started roping. With strong support…Continue Reading

Angie Abdou has loved books since she was a young girl, inspired in great part by her mother’s own love…Continue Reading

Christmas season is just around the corner which means it’s also shopping season. Alberta RCMP is reminding citizens to be…Continue Reading

A long-time volunteer, organizer and small business owner is Fort Macleod’s 2019 Citizen of the Year. Mike Bourassa received the award Oct. 25 at the Fort Macleod Chamber of Commerce’s annual awards gala at the community hall. “Mike Bourassa has been a strong community supporter for years,” Chamber director and award presenter Kayla Weston said.…Continue Reading

Livingstone Range School Board put the spotlight on student art last week at an annual gala celebration. The annual Emerging…Continue Reading

The viability review gathered a wealth of information about the state of the Town of Granum. Now it’s up to…Continue Reading