Fort Macleod’s ongoing support for STARS air ambulance paid off in a local emergency. STARS carried out a life-saving mission July 31 in Fort Macleod that was paid for by the annual co-ed volleyball tournament. “It hits pretty close to home,” tournament organizer Mike Bourassa said. STARS officials were in Fort Macleod last month to…Continue Reading

F.P. Walshe school celebrated the Class of 2014 on Friday. Hundreds of family members and friends packed the F.P. Walshe…Continue Reading

Town council agreed last week to pay $637,000 so a full-size gymnasium can be built at W.A. Day school. Council…Continue Reading

Craig Patton loves the students at F.P. Walshe school. The students showed they feel the same way about the long-time…Continue Reading

Ashley Gunderson and Aidan Kidd were honoured last week as two of F.P. Walshe school’s best athletes. Gunderson and Kidd…Continue Reading

Fort Macleod residents are ready to fight the trend of declining enrollment in their schools. Establishing a center of excellence…Continue Reading

Alberta Infrastructure Minister Ric McIver delivered the news Monday that Fort Macleod has been anticipating for years. The province will…Continue Reading

Two Fort Macleod youths were honoured recently for their latest achievement in an international citizenship program. Amy Cook and Raj Parmar reached the silver level in the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award program. “It’s a long process to get a silver award and they spent a lot of personal time,” Angie O’Connor said. “They’re very committed.”…Continue Reading

GAZETTE CONTRIBUTOR – MARCI STOCKTON The F.P. Walshe Flyers had an exciting weekend at the Westwind Volleyball League’s post-season tournament…Continue Reading