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Fort Macleod Mavericks had their hands full with a team of Wildcats on Sunday afternoon in the championship of a…Continue Reading

For the first 90 minutes Saturday afternoon, the Masons were worried only a few people were taking up their invitation for a free Christmas dinner. Then about 5 p.m. people started to pour into the Fort Macleod and District Community Hall and for the next 90 minutes the Masons and their helpers were run off…Continue Reading

A man charged with exposing himself to Fort Macleod children will spend the holidays in a B.C. jail. The case…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod residents can once again dispose of used plastics through the town’s recycling depot. Council decided Dec. 9 to…Continue Reading

The CP Holiday Train pulled into Fort Macleod right on schedule on Tuesday morning to deliver support for the Salvation…Continue Reading

Picture Butte Queens were crowned champions Saturday night of a senior high school girls basketball tournament at Fort Macleod. The Queens grounded host F.P. Walshe Flyers 53-40 in the championship game of the eight-team tournament. Flyers 61 Titans 21 The Flyers opened the tournament Friday with a 61-21 win over Coaldale Christian Titans. The Flyers…Continue Reading

Shopping locally will pay off in Fort Macleod this Christmas. Fort Macleod Chamber of Commerce will award $1,350 in gift…Continue Reading

Alberta Health Services is warning people who ate at a Lethbridge restaurant may have been exposed to hepatitis A. A…Continue Reading

Food banks in southern Alberta communities including Blackie, Vulcan and Fort Macleod get a needed boost next week when the Canadian Pacific Holiday Train pulls into town. The Holiday Train consists of 14 brightly decorated cars, including a modified boxcar that has been turned into a travelling stage for performers. The Holiday Train stops at…Continue Reading