Olds News

The Town of Olds has received notice that it will be receiving a $600,000 grant to finish off the province’s portion of the cost of the $6.3 million roundabout south of the cemetery

Two area throwing athletes placed second in their competitions during the the 2023 Bell Canadian Track & Field Championships held in Langley, B.C.

Olds College and Nufarm Agriculture Inc. have signed an agreement to collaborate in research, development, and testing of agriculture technologies and products at the Olds College Smart Farm

You’ve got to think and be strategic before trying to rescue a person trapped in a pile of grain, a rescue training specialist told a group of firefighters and rescue personnel gathered in Olds

2023 Western Canada Advanced Rescue Symposium held in Olds to help rescuers learn how to extract people trapped in all kinds of accidents

A developer has expressed interest in turning a piece of property on 46th Avenue (Highway 2A) at 47th Street in Olds into a combination commercial and residential development

Seasons Olds and Seasons Olds Encore collected the third most cans among Seasons retirement facilities in the country during the company’s annual One Can Can Make a Difference campaign for food banks

Blair Bosomworth will be playing in national box lacrosse championship Aug. 17-20 in Toronto as a member of the U17 junior Roughnecks

Health care initiatives and events or programs deemed to be a benefit to the community are among some categories that could receive funding under a Mountain View Power policy approved by Olds town council.

This year, the Olds & District Chamber of Commerce has created three new awards and have amalgamated a few others for their annual Small Business Awards gala this fall