Olds News

Take extra care driving if you see them. The Town of Olds has erected signs stating "High Collision Location" at a few intersections in the community. One of the signs is located at 51 Street and 53 Avenue. Another at 50 Street and 51 Avenue.

A couple who sell imported guns from Italy and Spain say the firearms they sell can go for anywhere from $1,500 to $20,000. And there are plenty of buyers – even at the top end – because most are handmade.

On July 21, the Olds High School Grade 10 class of 1941-42 held its 75th anniversary reunion at Smitty's Restaurant. Those in attendance were Grant Cummins, Ralph Richards, Lorne Ordze, Jean Richards, Lois Guitard and Aggie Cummins.

Weather in Olds today is expected to be warm and sunny with a high of about 24 C and winds are expected to be moderate, about 18 kilometres per hour (km/h).

Wild Pink Yonder riders left Olds last week with $1,000 for breast cancer research, after arriving in town on a rainy Tuesday.

Many do it as a way to motivate her into trying again, a virtue hardwired into nearly every person. Others just want to know the answer.

Attendance at the second annual Olds Gun and Antiques Show (OGAS) was down about 100 people from last year's inaugural event, but organizer Linda Toews is happy with that, given the state of the economy.

Olds College (OC) vice-chair Earl Kinsella says the institution may be missing out on a population segment that could provide more students: aboriginal people.

The Municipal Planning Commision (MPC) has approved a proposal to add a car wash facility to a development planned for the intersection of Highways 2A and 27.

Businesses and their employees can help reduce crime by watching out for potential victims, according to Olds-Didsbury-Sundre Rural Crime Watch secretary-treasurer Judy Schlichenmayer.