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Prescribed fire performed after six years

Prescribed fire performed after six years

Environment and Sustainable Resource Development (ESRD) officials have completed a prescribed fire in West Central Alberta that has been planned for six years.
Survey gathers school feedback

Survey gathers school feedback

The Chinook's Edge School Division's board of education presented information about its recent public survey during a town hall presentation at the division office in Innisfail on May 8.
Structure planning

Structure planning

More than 60 people have attended the first open house for the proposed updated Highway 2-27 Mountain View County area structure plan (ASP).
Truck purchase deferred

Truck purchase deferred

Mountain View County councillors have deferred a vote on two funding requests for new vehicles for the Olds fire department pending an appearance before council by the Olds fire chief.
Motorists advised to be cautious of wildlife on the roads

Motorists advised to be cautious of wildlife on the roads

Area RCMP officers are reminding residents and visitors to be cautious of wildlife, specifically deer, on rural roads and highways at this time of year.
Screening returns to airport

Screening returns to airport

Security screening will return to Red Deer Airport this month in order to accommodate scheduled mainline commercial airline carrier service, say officials.
Firefighters shine

Firefighters shine

Area firefighters worked long and hard to extinguish numerous fires in the area last week, and they may get a reprieve following both Mountain View and Red Deer counties' enactment of countywide fire bans.
Scarrott family proud to call Eagle Hill home

Scarrott family proud to call Eagle Hill home

When 100-year-old farmer Bill Scarrott first moved to the Eagle Hill area in Mountain View County in 1929 it was almost nothing but bush. There were no paved roads, no gravel roads, just trails. The land had to be worked using horses.
MVC land-use bylaw review underway

MVC land-use bylaw review underway

A review of Mountain View County's land-use bylaw now underway will hopefully lead to a more user-friendly updated version of the legislation, says Reeve Bruce Beattie. “I think it is going well,” said Beattie.
Habitat for Humanity casts a net for local volunteers

Habitat for Humanity casts a net for local volunteers

With a potential new building project on the horizon for the Olds area, Habitat for Humanity's Mountain View chapter is putting the call out for volunteers.
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