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Post office workers in Fort Macleod could be off the job as early as Saturday, July 2. About 50,000 Canadian…Continue Reading

LAWRENCE GLEASON – GAZETTE CONTRIBUTOR The Thompson Hutterite Colony near Glenwood has been approved for a zoning change for its…Continue Reading

Rick Bullock didn’t have to blow his own horn Friday as the final note sounded on nearly three decades as…Continue Reading

A Grade 12 student from J.T. Foster school in Nanton won the Livingstone Range School Division’s Lloyd Cavers Scholarship. Alexi…Continue Reading

Conrad and Rhonda Van Hierden remain committed to finding a cure for a rare deadly disease that attacks children. Their faith that a cure for A-T will be found is contagious, and hundreds of people turned out Saturday to raise $65,495 for research. “We know there’s a cure going to come,” Van Hierden said. “It’s…Continue Reading

A warrant was issued Wednesday for the arrest of a woman who lied about being a victim of the Fort…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod’s historic Main Street will be transformed into an automotive showcase Saturday, June 18. Vintage and custom vehicles of…Continue Reading

A Grade 8 student needs her community’s support to earn a trip to the nation’s capital. F.P. Walshe school student Sidney Wolff is one of six southern Alberta youths competing in the Young Citizens Project. Sidney placed first at the Heritage Fair at F.P. Walshe in April and then earned a ribbon of excellence at…Continue Reading

Katarina Meyer’s childhood shaped the decisions that would make her the new community youth worker in Fort Macleod. Meyer’s parents…Continue Reading