Olds News

Concerns from families and support providers across the province have prompted the Alberta government to push back the start date of a new process for providing Persons with Developmental Disabilities (PDD) support funding.

Car enthusiasts from around western North America will be setting up shop at Olds College from June 28 to July 1 as part of the 52nd annual International Antique Auto Meet.

The postponed June 21 Olds College and Oldstice fireworks display will be merged with the June 22 show.

Town staff were expecting to complete the municipal census on June 17, with only 52 residences yet to be counted as of that day.

Following an intensive search of a rural area north of Olds on June 12, police arrested a man and woman accused of possessing stolen property and obstructing police. Staff Sgt.

Deer Meadow School capped off the 2012-13 school year on June 14 with an Academy Awards-themed event that recognized students for all their hard work in optional classes or "academies.

In a split 4-3 decision, town council agreed at its meeting on June 10 to donate two former town lots on 48 Avenue and 52 Street to Habitat For Humanity Southern Alberta. Coun.

The Sorrell family finally started taking down the Christmas decorations at their Mississauga, Ont., home this past weekend.

The Olds Communities in Bloom (CIB) committee will work with Ecole Deer Meadow School on developing a garden at the school in the fall as part of the committee's work this year.

A pair of recently graduated Olds College students will travel to Leipzig, Germany, from July 2 to 7 to take part in the World Skills Competition in landscape architecture.