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They said it wouldn’t last, but the MAE Belles celebrated their 70th year Nov. 18 at Ardenville Social Centre. About 40 people turned out for the unveiling of a sign outside the social centre celebrating the 70-year-old women’s club “This dedication is for everybody — the MAE Belles who are and the MAE Belles who were,”…Continue Reading

Gabrielle Kirk wants to get people talking about elder abuse. Educating people about the problem and promoting available resources are…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod Mustangs broke even on the weekend. The Mustangs split a pair of Ranchland Hockey League games but remain…Continue Reading

Trustees want to know why students leave schools. Livingstone Range School Board voted Nov. 14 to strike an ad hoc…Continue Reading

F.P. Walshe Flyers exceeded expectations with a fourth-place finish at the 2A high school girls zone playoff tournament. Seeded sixth…Continue Reading

The Christmas season officially kicks off Nov. 23-24 in Fort Macleod. A two-day Christmas Festival and the 37th annual Santa Claus Parade bring thousands of people to the community each year. Residents in the community of about 3,000 people are justifiably proud of the longstanding Christmas tradition. “Little Fort Macleod has the largest Santa Claus…Continue Reading

Shopping in Fort Macleod this weekend and during the rest of the Christmas season will pay off for some lucky…Continue Reading

Eleven-year-old Zoe Nelson has had her eye on a role in the musical Oliver for a few years. So the…Continue Reading

The community’s unsung heroes were honoured Nov. 3 at the Fort Macleod Firefighters Harvest Ball. Firefighters received service medals from the province during the event at the Fort Macleod and District Community Hall. “These are the people who selflessly dedicated their time, talents and in many cases their lives to the service of others,” Tom…Continue Reading