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HERB JOHNSON – GAZETTE CONTRIBUTOR This is a good book. In only 207 pages, Lehane manages to examine the nature…Continue Reading

That flippin’ fiddler is coming back to Fort Macleod. Scott Woods, known for pulling off a somersault and other fancy tricks while playing his fiddle, will perform June 4. The concert at the Fort Macleod and District Community Hall is in support of Holy Cross Church and the new gym at W.A. Day school. Organizer…Continue Reading

The Community Foundation of Lethbridge and Southwestern Alberta has a new executive director with experience rooted in community service, history,…Continue Reading

Area residents can take steps toward better fitness by participating in a free eight-week program starting next month. The Find…Continue Reading

A performance modelled after an old-time country music program will pay tribute Friday, April 8 to stars such as Hank…Continue Reading

HERB JOHNSON – GAZETTE CONTRIBUTOR When Odd Thomas and Stormy Llewellyn were teenagers living in Pico Mundo, CA, they went…Continue Reading

Daysland North Stars blanked Nanton Palominos 3-0 Sunday to win the Senior AA hockey provincial tournament. Fort Macleod Mustangs placed…Continue Reading

Faithful Christians followed their saviour’s footsteps on Good Friday in Fort Macleod. About 40 people from several Fort Macleod churches…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod residents got their first look last week at plans for a 40-unit $9-million seniors’ lodge. Berry Architects Ltd. of Red Deer gave a 90-minute presentation that included a 3D tour of the interior and exterior of the building. “We have one philosophy that we carry into all of our projects,” George Berry said.…Continue Reading