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Agricultural Services board will review resolutions

Agricultural Services board will review resolutions

Members of the Mountain View County Agricultural Services Board will be reviewing the provincial government's responses to recent resolutions put forward by the Alberta Agricultural Services Board (AASB).
ArtWalk expands with more businesses, artists

ArtWalk expands with more businesses, artists

ArtWalk has expanded to include 31 artists displaying their work in a wide range of media in 31 businesses across Mountain View and Red Deer counties this summer.
Bridge fire could be Crime Stoppers feature

Bridge fire could be Crime Stoppers feature

The Didsbury RCMP officer investigating the October 2009 arson fire that destroyed the original Big Prairie Bridge northwest of Cremona has requested that Crime Stoppers consider featuring the case in a re-enactment video. Const.
Weed identification key to agriculture health

Weed identification key to agriculture health

Early identification and disposal of noxious weeds – as well as good pasture management – is a must for the economic well-being of the region's agriculture communities, say officials.
Communities, county looking at regional trail network

Communities, county looking at regional trail network

Cyclists, joggers, hikers and cross-country skiers could soon travel between Penhold and Bowden via a proposed regional trail network.
People advised not to leave pets in vehicles

People advised not to leave pets in vehicles

People are being reminded to be cautious of leaving pets in vehicles on hot summer days.
Flood rules a good step, says reeve

Flood rules a good step, says reeve

New provincial rules regarding the building of residences in flood hazard areas are welcome news for Mountain View County, says reeve Bruce Beattie.
Olds woodworker takes top Stampede prize

Olds woodworker takes top Stampede prize

Olds' woodworker John Smythe took home two prestigious ribbons from the recent Calgary Stampede Western Showcase Woodworking event. Smythe took the Best of Show ribbon for his handcrafted wooden vase.
Locals do well at Stampede events

Locals do well at Stampede events

Local competitors did very well at the recent Calgary Stampede's International Livestock (IYL) program, taking home thousands of dollars in scholarships.
Dogpound rodeo attracts 1,700

Dogpound rodeo attracts 1,700

The 2013 Foothills Cowboys Association rodeo at Dogpound on July 17 attracted 1,700 contestants and fans – making it among the most successful years in the event's 108-year history.
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