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Mountain View County could face legal action if council does not allow the previously approved plans for Netook Crossing to go ahead, developers for the Highway 2/27 project warned at council's policies and priorities committee meeting last Wednesday

Mountain View County council has set Sept. 21 as the sale date on properties listed for back taxes.Fourteen properties were listed for tax sale as of May 2, corporate services director Greg Wiens told council that day at its regular meeting.

Council's plans to create an Economic Growth Corridor in Mountain View County will undermine its No.

Some interesting owls have been spotted in Mountain View County, hanging out on branches and in other locations and sporting a fluffy, snowy coat.

The combination of deer family groups moving together and grasses starting to green up along roadways makes early spring a particularly risky time for motorists when it comes to animal collisions, says Sundre-Olds Fish and Wildlife officer Adam Mirus

The Community Learning Campus Fitness Centre in Olds will be raising funds for the Wild Rose Humane Society's effort to build a shelter in Central Alberta.

Soft roads and wet weather led Mountain View County last week to suspend all road-use agreements with industry.The suspension took effect Wednesday morning and was renewed Thursday.

The Olds Agricultural Society's ask has been answered.At last Wednesday's meeting, Mountain View County council approved the OAS request for $5,000 to sponsor youth programming.

Two community growing projects for the Canadian Foodgrains Bank will each receive a $500 cash contribution from Mountain View County, council agreed Wednesday.

The Burnt Lake Community Association is one step closer to obtaining a historical marker meant to recognize the former hamlet of Stockholm.“We were so excited,” said association member Kay Johanson on hearing the news.