Olds News

He’s increased his collection of Second World War memorabilia and now he’s putting it on display for all to see. On March 25, Andrew Kelly will be holding a free exhibit of items from the war at Olds College’s Frank Grisdale Hall.

Olds’ Accredited Supports to the Community association (ASC) is aiming to have a home on 42 Street ready for at least six people coming out of the closing Red Deer’s Michener Centre by September.

Olds College students took a noontime break from classes to enjoy some free tunes by a Canadian country music star. George Canyon stopped by the school's Alumni Centre to play a concert on March 13.

A small figurine swallowed in a swirl of grain, an ultraviolet light showing the germs on your skin and a hands-on detection device used to find underground utility lines.

Kate Manning, a Grade 1 student at Olds Koinonia Christian School, has raised nearly enough money to build a well in a developing country. Since kicking off ìThe $5 Rescueî with a school presentation on Jan.

For about 30 years now, Jeremy Vollmin has had no idea what it's like to live without hip pain.“I've always had pain so I don't know what it's like even on a good warm day to fully live without some kind of pain or discomfort.

After a failed attempt to get the event off the ground last year, Olds will hold its first-ever Relay for Life this year on May 2.

For women, pregnancy is more than just a medical concern ñ it's also an emotional one. That's why you call a doula, said Christa Duquette, who practises as a doula in Olds.

It turns out that antacids are good for more than just relieving heartburn. They can make your plants grow.

Safe, secure, inclusive and accessible ñ that is how Kathryn Owens envisions Horizon School's future playground. Owens is the chair of the school's parent advisory council.