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World Day of Prayer was marked Thursday in Fort Macleod with a service written by women of the Philippines. Following…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod Mustangs won two games at Stand Off on the weekend to eliminate Kainai Braves and advance to the…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod Mavericks took a short cut to the Midget C provincial hockey championship at Slave Lake. The Mavericks blitzed…Continue Reading

Willow Creek Wilderness Walk and Run will mark its fifth anniversary on Saturday, May 27. Fittingly, an event that focuses…Continue Reading

LAWRENCE GLEASON – GAZETTE CONTRIBUTOR MD of Willow Creek Reeve Earl Hemmaway sent a strongly worded letter to Health Minister…Continue Reading

The Mounted Patrol at The Fort — Museum of the North West Mounted Police will look sharp this season thanks to a donation from the Lions Club. The Lions last week donated $5,000 to buy 12 new jackets and sets of gauntlets for the riders who perform the Musical Ride in July and August. “This…Continue Reading

LAWRENCE GLEASON – GAZETTE CONTRIBUTOR Extensive by-law revision proposals governing how subdivisions are created in the MD of Willow Creek…Continue Reading

An F.P. Walshe school rink lost a playdown last week in high school curling. Skip Marissa Medema and her rink…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod Mustangs split two weekend games to place second in the Ranchland Hockey League. The Mustangs edged Kainai Braves 11-10 Friday and lost 7-4 to regular season champion Nanton Palominos on Saturday. Mustangs 11 Braves 10 The Mustangs overcame a three-goal deficit Friday night to edge the visiting Braves 11-10. Kainai led much of…Continue Reading