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Adam Fitzpatrick never envisioned the path his life would take when he accepted a dare to enter an Elvis Presley tribute contest in his home town of Penticton. A restaurant manager by trade, Fitzpatrick won the amateur contest and now makes a full-time living with his Elvis tribute show. “When I first did the contest…Continue Reading

A young woman from High River wants to be part of the renewal of the federal Conservative Party. Melissa Mathieson,…Continue Reading

Research has shown spontaneous play is crucial to the early development of children. Fort Macleod Early Child Development Coalition is…Continue Reading

John Barlow has a strong record of service to his local community. Now the Okotoks resident wants to serve as…Continue Reading

Bill Dunn never tires of talking about the Old Macleod Trail. Dunn and other volunteers are working to ensure the trail between Fort Macleod and Calgary — so vital to early settlement in what is now Alberta — is not lost to time. “It is a story about transportation,” said Dunn, who was guest speaker…Continue Reading

The MD of Willow Creek will get a legal opinion on how it can dispose of tax recovery land it…Continue Reading

Interest in the Fort Macleod Chamber of Commerce is strong to start the new year. The Chamber has already signed…Continue Reading

Two Fort Macleod youths were honoured recently for their latest achievement in an international citizenship program. Amy Cook and Raj Parmar reached the silver level in the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award program. “It’s a long process to get a silver award and they spent a lot of personal time,” Angie O’Connor said. “They’re very committed.”…Continue Reading

Livingstone Range School Board approved its annual education results report for 2012-’13 and its three-year education plan. Superintendent Dave Driscoll…Continue Reading