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MD of Willow Creek council defeated a by-law May 14 that would have rezoned land near Orton east of Fort…Continue Reading

BARB GLEN – GAZETTE CONTRIBUTOR Forty people who attended a May 8 economic development committee meeting had more questions than…Continue Reading

An accomplished Canadian author shared some insights into reading, writing, and how she gets her ideas, when she visited Granum school last week. Kathy Stinson, author of everything from picture and non-fiction books, to biographies, short stories, anthologies, and horror, was at the school on Thursday talking to students from Granum as well as Stavely…Continue Reading

Three new compositions written by distinguished composers Benjamin Ellin, Charles Heller and David Jaeger will receive world premieres during the…Continue Reading

for the next two years. About 40 people at a tri-school council meeting learned Monday Grade 1-5 students will be…Continue Reading

A building with ties to Fort Macleod’s past could be demolished. Larson’s Tire Shop has applied for a demolition permit to knock down what is known as the old Chinese laundry building. Research is under way before the permit is issued by the town. Development officer Rhonda Day plans to contact heritage conservation staff with…Continue Reading

Lieutenant Governor Donald S. Ethell presented the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award silver level April 25 to Raminder (Raj) Parmar of…Continue Reading

A documentary filmmaker from the Fort Macleod area will join the University of Lethbridge Alumni Association Honour Society. Denise Calderwood…Continue Reading

Town council postponed its open forum schedule for Thursday, May 8 but Mayor Rene Gendre will hold one on his…Continue Reading