Olds News

Nurses working at the Olds Hospital and Care Centre are planning to carry out an “information walk” on Oct. 4 to raise public awareness about a decrease in nursing hours at the hospital.

The Olds Albertan sat down with the trio of candidates running for mayor in this year's municipal election to give the community a better idea of who it will be voting for on Oct. 21 and what each candidate's plans are should they be elected.

What started out as a way to help fellow educators halfway around the world turned into a profound experience for one Olds High School teacher this past summer.

Sharing a passion for dancing and square dance music has been the key to Art and Hazel Johnston celebrating a long life together. The Mount View Lodge residents will mark 70 years together as a married couple on Oct. 6.

The Olds Banner Pharmacaps plant will be sold to a Calgary-based supplements company.

The Uptowne Olds committee passed a surplus budget on Sept. 18 at its monthly meeting. The group is projecting revenues of $99,403 and expenses of $96,750.

After searching for a better way to share information with the town, Bowden council has approved a new community events sign board for the downtown area. Council passed a motion at its Sept.

The sidewalk outside the Itzaclip! Doggy Day Spa on 50 Street resembled a murder scene on the night of Sept.

Improving international market access and providing information on how the Government of Alberta can help businesses access those markets was the focus of a presentation by Cal Dallas, minister of international and intergovernmental relations, on Sep

If you happen to see a few dozen people scouring the area around Winter Lake and the Deer Ridge Environmental Reserve in the west part of town with flashlights, GPS devices and walkie-talkies on the evening of Oct. 5, don't be alarmed.