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The MD of Willow Creek has no official comment on the Town of Granum dissolution study. At its Oct. 12…Continue Reading

Enrollment in Livingstone Range School Division continues to decline but the numbers are better than projected. Trustees on Oct. 11…Continue Reading

Livingstone Range School Division has adopted a plan to spend $1.7-million in infrastructure maintenance and renewal money from the provincial…Continue Reading

The Allied Arts Pottery Guild in Fort Macleod is now up and running and welcoming new members. Dianne Litle is teaching a beginner’s class on Tuesday nights at the Fort Macleod Arts Building on Main Street. The five weeks of instruction on pinch pots, coil pots and slab pots have opened the door to students’…Continue Reading

SHARON UNGER – GAZETTE CONTRIBUTOR There have been many instances throughout history when people have come together, despite differing culture…Continue Reading

Town council will assist a group spearheading the renovation of main floor lobbies at the Fort Macleod and District Sports…Continue Reading

Construction of the $122-million police college is to be finished Aug. 27, 2014. That’s according to a schedule developed by…Continue Reading

As the co-ordinator of the Peigan Friends Along the River annual fish rescue, Harley Bastien has a job for life. And that’s just fine with the man who founded the event 21 years ago with six like-minded individuals. “As long as the fish are here and I’m able, I’ll keep going,” Bastien said Saturday. About…Continue Reading

VICKI ARNDT – GAZETTE CONTRIBUTOR Genuine acoustic bluegrass performed by Nova Scotia’s Spinney Brothers opens the Empress Theatre’s 2011-’12 Centre…Continue Reading