Olds News

Teams from the Wild Rose Medical Clinic and the Peaks to Prairies Primary Care Network finished first and second respectively in the Get Out, Get Active Challenge this year.

The Eagle Beef and Multi 4-H Club held its 57th annual Show and Sale at the Cow Palace on June 12.

This weekend, Olds First Baptist Church will be celebrating its 125th anniversary. On Saturday, June 24, a banquet will be held at the church. As of late last week, 188 tickets had been sold ñ roughly capacity for the facility.

The provincial government says it's interested in the Chinook's Edge School Division's call to provide special funding for Horizon School by combining funding and talents from several ministries into one.

After a process that began Jan. 23, and passed through a series of approvals by both ATCO Gas and the Alberta Energy and Utilities Board, a new Natural Gas Distribution System Franchise Agreement has been given the go-ahead by council to be signed.

For the first time ever, indigenous communities in Olds and the surrounding areas are coming together to celebrate National Aboriginal Day this Wednesday (June 21), with enthusiastic support from the town and the local community.

Olds Soft Gels officials submitted their first development permit application last Monday for a proposed expansion of their facility that would eventually include legal marijuana growing operations.

On June 5 at approximately 9:22 a.m., Olds RCMP were dispatched to a complaint of a stolen vehicle that was parked in the parking lot of Walmart.

In honour of our country's 150th anniversary, the Town of Olds is planning a parade along with a more extravagant fireworks display for this year's Canada Day celebrations "Communities love parades, so the committee thought this would be a great oppo

Olds College arboriculture (tree and shrub care) instructor Laurie Newsham says there are things residents could have done to prevent trees from falling down, due to the big wind- and rainstorm that blew through Olds a couple of weeks ago.