Skip to content

Local News

Sundre High School students raise $29,555 for union projects and activities

Sundre High School students raise $29,555 for union projects and activities

51st annual May Queen fundraiser puts students to work on odd jobs around the Sundre community to teach youth about "responsibility, commitment, initiative, leadership, and respect"
Innisfail’s big lacrosse tourney returns to action

Innisfail’s big lacrosse tourney returns to action

With COVID forcing two years of cancellations, upward of 1,000 out-of-town players, families and friends recently arrived in Innisfail for the 14th Spirit of the Sticks tourney
Olds College sponsoring two students from Ukraine

Olds College sponsoring two students from Ukraine

Olds College plans to sponsor two students from Ukraine with applications accepted beginning June 1 and an Aug. 1 deadline to apply
Letter: Olds' money could be better spent

Letter: Olds' money could be better spent

Art might provoke thought and divert people from daily cares, but funds could also go long way toward addressing other public issues
Town of Sundre gas operator retires after more than 42 years

Town of Sundre gas operator retires after more than 42 years

John “Bubba Louie” Nelson has been on Town of Sundre payroll since 1979
Winners of Mountain View Museum & Archives Earth Day poster contest announced

Winners of Mountain View Museum & Archives Earth Day poster contest announced

The contest was open to all Olds and area children ages five to 16
Innisfail supports proposed anti-hate legislation

Innisfail supports proposed anti-hate legislation

Innisfail's municipal council adopts motion to endorse a federal private member’s bill preventing anyone from displaying symbols that promote hatred against an identifiable group
Olds council determines how controversial sculptures will be paid for

Olds council determines how controversial sculptures will be paid for

Olds town council has decided that seven controversial sculptures known as the Bergen Rocks will be paid for out of a reserve for arts and culture
Sundre council decision to fly World Elder Abuse Awareness Day flag narrowly passes

Sundre council decision to fly World Elder Abuse Awareness Day flag narrowly passes

Some members of council felt the banner should be flown somewhere else in community other than the town office
Olds Pick Up Garbage day successful, but could be improved upon: spokesman

Olds Pick Up Garbage day successful, but could be improved upon: spokesman

Pick Up Garbage Day, held May 27 in Olds, was a success but needs more community involvement, Henry Czarnota of the Lions Club says
push icon
Be the first to read breaking stories. Enable push notifications on your device. Disable anytime.
No thanks