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Stephanie Ripley was looking for a project that would have an impact on a greater community. Ripley found it in…Continue Reading

A man who survived the horrors of Auschwitz and went on to become a businessman, activist and author died Monday in Cuba. Sigmund Sobolewski, who came to be known as “Prisoner 88” for the number he was assigned when interned into the Nazi death camp, was 94. Sobolewski was one of 744 Catholics arrested by…Continue Reading

The Empress Theatre is delivering a roots-focused all-Canadian lineup for its Center Stage Concert Series for the 2017-’18 season. Starting…Continue Reading

In response to global concerns about declines in pollinator biodiversity, Friends of the Earth is launching its second Great Canadian…Continue Reading

There is extra reason to celebrate this year at Heritage Acres’ annual show Aug. 4-6. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the opening of Heritage Acres, and it’s also the 150th anniversary of confederation. “I’ve found that people of all ages enjoy it,” Heritage Acres executive director Mark Barber said of the annual show.…Continue Reading

One of the Bard’s popular plays gets a western twist when it comes to the stage of the Empress Theatre…Continue Reading

The province is working to upgrade Castle parks to ensure Albertans have a memorable experience. A $20-million improvement plan is…Continue Reading

A two decades old tradition continues this weekend at Granum. Now in its 20th year, the Willow Creek Gospel Jamboree continues to expand its following, with more than 1,000 people turning out each year for three days of music and worship. “Drawing close to Jesus” is the theme of the 2017 gospel jamboree. The 2017…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod and district residents are urged to open their homes to visiting students from Columbia and Chile. People will…Continue Reading