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Airport reno coming

Airport reno coming

Plans to begin construction of the $9.5-million runway expansion at Red Deer Airport are moving forward.
Council approves FCSS funding

Council approves FCSS funding

Mountain View County council has approved Family and Community Support Services (FCSS) grant funding applications totalling $136,571 for local groups and organizations. The approvals came during the recent regularly scheduled council meeting.
Second giant grain terminal coming to region

Second giant grain terminal coming to region

And now there are two.
Deficit spending during economic slump unavoidable

Deficit spending during economic slump unavoidable

Both the NDP and the Wildrose agree that deficit spending to get through an economic slump is necessary to get back on track, say officials.
Board OK's revised procedure

Board OK's revised procedure

The Red Deer Catholic Regional School Division will be submitting its revised safe and caring schools procedure to the provincial government on March 31, say officials. Board trustees approved the updated procedure at the Feb.
Board challenged to find bus money

Board challenged to find bus money

The new cooperative busing agreement between the Chinook's Edge School Division and Red Deer Catholic Regional Schools has been signed but funding woes are still problematic to keep both vehicle fleets viable.
Health review doesn't go far enough, says Wildrose

Health review doesn't go far enough, says Wildrose

Alberta's official Opposition was glad to see some of its recommendations adopted in the government's recently announced mental health review.
Knights of Columbus host free-throw competition

Knights of Columbus host free-throw competition

About 30 children from schools across the county came to Holy Trinity Catholic School in Olds on Feb. 20 to participate in the annual Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship. "It's pretty fun.
Golden eagles caught up in wolf snares

Golden eagles caught up in wolf snares

Two golden eagles are receiving treatment at the Medicine River Wildlife Centre after being trapped in snares set for wolves, say officials.
Sad to have to sell strong Alberta, says MLA

Sad to have to sell strong Alberta, says MLA

Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills MLA Nathan Cooper is disappointed with the perception that some Canadians outside Alberta have to be convinced to help residents of this province by telling them what's in it for them.
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