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Elvis tribute artist coming to Olds

Elvis tribute artist coming to Olds

An Elvis impersonator headlining in Las Vegas is coming to Olds. Donny Edwards will be doing his musical tribute to Elvis Presley on Jan. 26 at the TransCanada Theatre. The show starts at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $40.
Planning for lodges

Planning for lodges

Mountain View Seniors' Housing (MVSH) officials have started planning for a new facility in Carstairs and expansions to existing facilities in Olds and Didsbury.
Dressing for the weather a school bus must

Dressing for the weather a school bus must

With winter now entering its traditionally coldest months, students of all ages are being reminded of the importance of dressing for the weather.
Chinook's Edge cancels international trips for 2017

Chinook's Edge cancels international trips for 2017

Bound by stringent liability and safety expectations for students and staff, the Chinook's Edge School Division has cancelled three pre-approved student international trips outside Canada and the United States for the 2016-17 school year.
Stolen guns a risk to community at large

Stolen guns a risk to community at large

A dramatic rise in the number of firearms stolen in Alberta over the past several years represents a very dangerous trend that will need a community-wide effort to counter.
Landowner payment rates remain unchanged

Landowner payment rates remain unchanged

Mountain View County council has voted to keep the amount paid to landowners for land purchased for county projects unchanged in 2016. The motion on the landowner payment schedule came during council's recent regularly scheduled council meeting.
Officials concerned about cougar activity

Officials concerned about cougar activity

Fish and Wildlife officials want people in Mountain View County to exercise caution following an unusual number of recent cougar attacks on pets and livestock.
Bill 6 consultations welcome, says councillor

Bill 6 consultations welcome, says councillor

The provincial government's decision to allow agricultural service boards to provide input into Bill 6 regulations is a positive move, says Al Kemmere, a Mountain View County councillor and president of the Alberta Association of Municipal Districts
Farm safety training should be ongoing

Farm safety training should be ongoing

Farms and ranches can be safe places to work as long as everyone keeps up to date on their respective safety training, says Kenda Lubeck, farm safety coordinator with Alberta Agriculture and Forestry.
Sisters tied together with bonds of love

Sisters tied together with bonds of love

It would be a sorry state indeed to have no sister. I have been blessed with two. We are each spaced about 1 1/2 years apart. There were two brothers ahead, one behind.
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