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The Town of Fort Macleod must act to stop the flow of senior citizens out of the community, a councillor…Continue Reading

The Town of Fort Macleod has outgrown its present office and will soon need to relocate. That destination could be…Continue Reading

A school council chair and parent volunteer is the newest member of Livingstone Range School Board. Lori Hodges was elected…Continue Reading

The Man In Motion’s medal is coming to Fort Macleod on Tuesday, Feb. 21. Rick Hansen won’t personally be in…Continue Reading

Time may finally have run out on Blunden Hall in Granum. At one point slated for demolition, the hall was saved from the wrecking ball by MD of Willow Creek council. Council decided Feb. 8 it will no longer hold onto the hall. Council agreed Feb. 8 to contact Alain Dubreuil, who owned the salvage…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod Mustangs downed Brooks Black Hawks 4-1 Saturday in a preview of one of the Ranchland Hockey League’s quarterfinal…Continue Reading

Nominations are now being accepted for an award that will recognize the province’s volunteer spirit. Nominations for the eighth annual…Continue Reading

Organizers of an adult co-ed volleyball tournament in Fort Macleod have a unique plan to mark the event’s 10th anniversary.…Continue Reading

Warner Sabres beat Kainai Chiefs 6-2 Sunday afternoon to win the championship of the Fort Macleod Midget hockey tournament. Mike Thompson and Jase Doenze each had two goals for Warner and Chase Poncelet and Tristan Petersen also scored. Dustin Fox and Bale Benjamin replied for Kainai. Warner had reached the finals by knocking off Calgary…Continue Reading