Olds News

Grant McKee is in the werewolf business -- among other things. He and his brother Morgan are building a second shop on property in the southeast industrial park in Olds in order to make his creations. Construction began last week.

As of late last week, no charges had been laid in the wake of a fatal collision that occurred west of Olds. RCMP say the collision occurred at about 3:15 p.m.

We may have some new farmers in Olds and area, thanks to the Classroom Agriculture Society program.

Two early learning child care centres in Olds are each one step closer to providing $25 a day child care under a provincial government program.

A developer says it will probably take about five years to fully build out Chinook Estates, the former high school track and field area behind Grouchy Daddy's.

The Town of Olds and at least one local developer are working on providing affordable housing for the expected influx of 1,000 to 1,500 marijuana production plant workers over the next few years. Their solution? Construct more apartment buildings.

A rural Olds youth says getting lost overnight in the bush with some friends has taught him some valuable lessons.

Local parents are extremely grateful for all the people who helped find their children who got lost while dirt biking north of Sundre.

A woman was killed in a July 21 motor vehicle collision west of Olds on Highway 27, RCMP report. At approximately 3:15 p.m., Olds RCMP responded to a two-vehicle motor vehicle collision on the highway west of Olds, just east of Secondary Highway 766.

A public meeting was held during the regularly scheduled July 9 council meeting in regards to a road closure on 57th Street. The road that is to be closed is technically an alley and will not restrict garage use as previously thought.