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Multiple charges for man who led police on wild Highway 2 chase

Multiple charges for man who led police on wild Highway 2 chase

Sparks flew while an allegedly intoxicated driver attempted to flee police in a wild car chase on Highway 2 between Bowden and Innisfail in the early hours of Sept. 4.
Olds council ratifies change in SRDRWC business plan

Olds council ratifies change in SRDRWC business plan

Olds town council ratified the South Red Deer Regional Wastewater Commission's revised business plan on Aug.
Cam Clark Ford buying former school site: town

Cam Clark Ford buying former school site: town

The Town of Olds has confirmed that Cam Clark Ford is in the process of buying the entire former site of Olds High School off of Highway 27.
Building considered for historical designation

Building considered for historical designation

Town council introduced a notice of intention at its Aug. 26 meeting to designate the building housing the Different Strokes art gallery on 50 Avenue as a Municipal Historic Resource.
Thirty-metre cellphone tower approved

Thirty-metre cellphone tower approved

The Town of Olds’ Municipal Planning Commission has given Rogers Communications the go-ahead to build a 30-metre telecommunications tower in town.
New staff eager to make OHS better

New staff eager to make OHS better

As school began on Sept. 3, four new staff members at Olds High School were eager to make it an even better place for students to learn.
Ride for Ronald ready to roll

Ride for Ronald ready to roll

Organizers of the second-annual Rotary Ride for Ronald fundraiser in Olds are hoping to bring out even more participants this year.
Public hearing to take place on new development

Public hearing to take place on new development

A public hearing is scheduled to take place on Sept. 23 on a proposed seven-duplex and three-unit townhouse development on 60 Street between Destiny Place and Destiny Way. Olds town council gave first reading to the proposal at its meeting on Aug.
Competition sparks urge to launch national crier rivalry

Competition sparks urge to launch national crier rivalry

Olds town crier Denis Patry returned from the 2013 World Invitational Town Crier Competition last month with the hope that Western Canada will start producing more town criers who could one day compete with their counterparts in the east.
Uptowne plan to come back to council

Uptowne plan to come back to council

The Uptowne Area Redevelopment Plan bylaw will be coming back to town council after council gave the document second reading on Aug. 26.
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