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The talent is in place. Now all organizers of the inaugural Fort Macleod’s Got Talent show need are two large…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod last week paid tribute to the town’s many volunteers. Volunteer Appreciation Night was April 24 at the Empress Theatre. The event, which featured illusionist Richard Young, was part of National Volunteer Week celebrations. “The community would not be where it is without volunteers,” Fort Macleod Family and Community Support Services director Angie O’Connor…Continue Reading

W.A. Day school students have a call out to the community. The students launched a recycling initiative on Friday as…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod RCMP are investigating the theft of a holiday trailer last week from a storage compound. Sometime during the…Continue Reading

More than 1,500 students from across Livingstone Range School Division will pour into Fort Macleod tomorrow for a pow wow.…Continue Reading

When filmmaker Eric Spoeth set out to make a film about the disappearance of his grand-father during World War Two he thought he was simply going to tell his family’s story. Along the way to making the 45-minute docu-drama Waiting For Waldemar, Spoeth realized he was on to something with broader appeal. “It occurred to…Continue Reading

Nathan Orr faced an uphill struggle to realize a childhood dream to play college basketball. Playing for a 2A high…Continue Reading

The Macleod Gazette has earned eight national and provincial newspaper awards. News Media Canada last week announced the winners of…Continue Reading

Angie O’Connor encourages people to use something they are interested in or have a passion for as a gateway to…Continue Reading