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A Blood Tribe man was honoured Friday for his tireless work on behalf of young people. Jerry (J.J.) First Charger received the 2011 Henry Potts Open Heart Award from the Southwest Alberta Child and Family Services Authority. The Open Heart Award was named for former authority board member Henry Potts for his life-long commitment to…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod residents will shake off those winter blues Friday, Jan. 27 with a few laughs at the library. Laughter…Continue Reading

As minister of Trinity United Church in Fort Macleod, Rev. Eras Van Zyl is attuned to the programs that serve…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod Mustangs started strong Saturday night but couldn’t hold off a determined flock of Brooks Black Hawks. The Mustangs…Continue Reading

An error on the ticket Wednesday brought a quick end to the case against a Pincher Creek rancher. Bill Homans…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod parents will recommend to Livingstone Range School Board that schools continue to collect annual student fees. A motion…Continue Reading

When two fires struck an hour apart within the MD of Willow Creek on Jan. 4, everyone lent a hand…Continue Reading

The Oldman Watershed Council is making progress. Chairman Terry Kerkhoff said each year people begin to conserve water and take…Continue Reading

A free throw with two seconds remaining Saturday gave Brooks Lady Buffalos a 54-53 win over F.P. Walshe Flyers. The win allowed the Buffalos to stampede home with bronze medals from the six-team junior varsity girls basketball tournament. Vauxhall Queens and Kate Andrews Pride met in the championship of the Blue and White tournament at…Continue Reading