Olds News

An Olds RCMP officer says an 18-year-old Bowden woman hit by a train in Olds is still recovering in hospital.“She's responding well to treatment in hospital,” Cpl. Mike Black says.

Compared to the year before, a greater proportion of crimes committed in Olds last year were serious ones, according to the 2013 Crime Severity Index, released this summer.In municipal areas, Olds' 2013 score on the index was 109.

RCMP and CN officials are continuing to investigate how an 18-year-old Bowden woman hit by a train in Olds on Sunday, Aug. 3 came to be on the tracks.Police and CP officials met Wednesday to discuss the matter.The accident occurred at about 3 a.m.

For the St. Stephen's Catholic Church, any money it would receive through participation in O-NET's new customer referral program would be spent on improving the lives of others.According to Theresa Coupal, chair of the pastoral council at St.

This year's Super Six Team Roping event featured an all-female competition for the first time in its 17-year history.

By and large, most Uptowne businesses contacted by the Olds Albertan are OK with construction work underway in the area.In fact, most say they're pleasantly surprised with how quickly it's proceeding.

To Vince Richard Seymour, his father's military career during both world wars is a mystery.The elder Seymour – Vince – never told his son about the battles he fought or any other memories from war.

The projected total cost of the improvements to 50th Avenue between 50th and 52nd streets has risen from about $1.4 millon to about $1.5 millon, according to two Olds town officials.

Olds has an arrangement with Shunda Consulting and Construction Management Ltd. that allows the company to keep building materials on a portion of town-owned land while construction is underway on Olds College's Centennial Village residence.

Drivers should be able to resume parking along 50th Avenue from 50th to 51st streets by this week, now that new sewer and water services have been installed there, Olds town officials say.