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An antique and gun sale, fund-raising walk in support of medical research and a show of vintage and custom vehicles will make for an action-packed weekend in Fort Macleod. The Fort Macleod Antiques, Collectibles and Gun Show and Sale runs Friday and Saturday, June 16-17 at the Fort Macleod and District Sports Centre. On Saturday,…Continue Reading

Student leaders from six area high schools were honoured Thursday in Fort Macleod. Dakota Van Langen, Zach Grant, Shaylee Teneycke,…Continue Reading

An F.P. Walshe school student who plans to study auto mechanics received a major bursary Thursday to help with his…Continue Reading

The 2023 Fort Macleod Antiques, Collectibles and Gun Show is sold-out. Fifty-two vendors from Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia snapped…Continue Reading

The work of a Fort Macleod artist is part of an anniversary exhibition from the Alberta Foundation for the Arts.…Continue Reading

The MD of Willow Creek will assist Mary-Ann Toone with placing bat boxes and signage in parks and will buy some bat boxes for use. The decision came at council’s May 24 meeting.  The local high school student has received recognition and funding for a project to protect the local watershed, and sought the council’s…Continue Reading

A Fort Macleod man faces drug trafficking and weapons charges after the RCMP Southern Alberta District Crime Reduction Unit executed…Continue Reading

Grade 12 students will reach a milestone in their lives next month during their high school graduation. The F.P. Walshe…Continue Reading

The lounge at Douro’s Restaurant in Claresholm erupted about 10:30 p.m. Monday when word came that Chelsae Petrovic was elected as part of a United Conservative Party majority government. Supporters chanted “Chelsae! Chelsae! Chelsae!” as the newly-elected first-time MLA hugged family and friends. “I am extremely humbled that people have chosen me to represent them,”…Continue Reading