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Jack Murphy was remembered last week as a loving and dedicated family man, friend, hockey teammate and newspaper man. Close to 300 people turned out Thursday to bid farewell to the former owner of The Macleod Gazette during a memorial service at Trinity United Church. Murphy, who spent 33 years as an employee and owner…Continue Reading

A Fort Macleod holiday tradition returns on Saturday, Nov. 26. The Fort Macleod Santa Claus Parade is back after a…Continue Reading

F.P. Walshe Flyers added a pair of tournament championships in recent senior high boys volleyball play. The Flyers went unbeaten…Continue Reading

People interested in the history of Fort Macleod have a chance next week for a lesson in an unusual setting.…Continue Reading

Fred Stenson was 22 years old and a recent university graduate when his career as a writer got an unexpected…Continue Reading

A ribbon-cutting ceremony, demonstrations and lessons Saturday marked the official opening of Fort Macleod’s new 4,100 sq. ft. skate park. Hundreds of people — most of them children riding skateboards, scooters and bikes — turned out to celebrate the new facility. Mayor Brent Feyter and Coun. Mackenzie Hengerer presided over a ribbon-cutting ceremony. “I hope…Continue Reading

MD of Willow Creek council will provide $400 to cover the costs of a history of the Ardenville Hall south…Continue Reading

One of Danielle Smith’s first steps as the new leader of the United Conservative Party was to announce she will…Continue Reading

A Fort Macleod athlete is one of 42 Lethbridge College Kodiaks honoured for academic achievement. Volleyball player Jamie Brown earned Canadian…Continue Reading