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The best and brightest of Fort Macleod was honoured Thursday by the Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber presented its annual awards during a banquet at Holy Cross Hall. “We appreciate all of you for the contribution you make to the town of Fort Macleod,” Chamber treasurer Brian Nelson said. Linda Ripley was named Citizen of…Continue Reading

Home ice proved no advantage on the weekend for the Fort Macleod Mustangs or Kainai Braves. Each team won in…Continue Reading

Vanishing bees, chemical safety, food waste, sustainable fashion and unstructured play time will provide the basis for engaging discussion this…Continue Reading

A provincial court judge ordered a forensic assessment Wednesday for a man facing child pornography charges. Judge Gregory Maxwell agreed…Continue Reading

When Jake Hansen was pitching in Fort Macleod, he never dreamed he would one day take the mound Down Under.…Continue Reading

Alberta Municipal Affairs will be asked for an inquiry into the conduct of Mayor Rene Gendre and the effect it…Continue Reading

The MD of Willow Creek will wait a month before it decides how to proceed with a park near Fort…Continue Reading

Jason Stockton scored a hat trick Sunday to power Fort Macleod Mavericks to a 4-3 win over the visiting Cochrane Rockies. The win gives the Mavericks the lead in the best-of-three Central Alberta Tier 4 Bantam Hockey League series. The second game of the series is 12:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 28 at Cochrane. The third…Continue Reading

An impressive line-up of artists loaned their talents Saturday night to the ALS Society of Alberta. “Songs For Ken” at the Empress Theatre raised about $10,000 to support people living with the incurable disease also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease. “Our mission is to make each day the best possible day for those impacted by…Continue Reading