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A group dedicated to bringing the work of William Shakespeare to the stage returns to Fort Macleod on Friday, July…Continue Reading

A new playground in Granum’s Granview Park was officially commemorated on Canada Day, July 1. Kim Berreth was master of…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod Lions Club is working to ensure the Santa Claus Parade has an outstanding sound-track. The Lions have sponsored…Continue Reading

A tradition of promoting literacy that began in 1899 continues today across Canada. United For Literacy was founded by railroad…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod council will help a local resident make a film about her home town. Council agreed last week to…Continue Reading

Town council and the Chamber of Commerce will fund a study into the feasibility of a brand name hotel building…Continue Reading

A chance to play with top Canadian curlers, a history book and a banquet will highlight the 125th anniversary celebration…Continue Reading

Granum school celebrated the end of the year June 28 by paying tribute to students for academic achievement. Staff and students also bid farewell to the departing Grade 9s and long-time teacher Lori Austin. “It’s sad to see you go,” principal Nick Beer told the Grade 9 students. “We know that you’re prepared for the…Continue Reading

Vincent d’Eon was in a board meeting 10 years ago when word came that High River had flooded. d’Eon mobilized 55 other ham radio operators to provide communications around the clock for the next 72 hours. “We were the people keeping the Town of High River operations in touch with evacuation halls and the provincial…Continue Reading