Olds News

At least two Bowden councillors will not seek re-election this fall. While Mayor Robb Stuart and Coun.

Rick Blair, chair of the Mountain View Regional Water Services Commission, hopes a meeting between commission officials and their counterparts with the Town of Olds will provide some "clarification" on the commission’s policy on third-party wat

Five girls were found safe in Red Lodge Provincial Park near Bowden on July 31 after what was supposed to be a one-hour tube and raft ride down the Little Red Deer River turned into a six-hour ordeal.

Longtime Chinook’s Edge School Division principal Rudy Durieux will be running for a seat on town council in the October election.

In response to complaints about bad smells and misuse, Bowden council has approved the elimination of a problematic community compost area north of the Bowden arena.

Dr. Sinclair Cox put down his scalpel for the last time on July 30 when he finished his final surgery after 23 years and 10 months at the Olds Hospital and Care Centre. Cox had worked at the hospital since coming to Olds in 1989.

Although the town’s Subdivision and Development Appeal Board (SDAB) has given him the green light, a developer who wants to expand a 48 Street building is unsure whether he’ll proceed because he feels the board imposed too many conditions

The Town of Olds will study amalgamating several different bylaws into one broad-based community standards bylaw. In an interview, Coun.

If you thought you saw some serious dirt during the World Plowing Championships, just wait until next month.

The contractor that will carry out upgrades on the interchange of highways 2 and 27 has advised Alberta Transportation that the project has been delayed by other work the company is currently doing.