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The public hearing into proposed changes to Mountain View County's Land Use Bylaw was held last week, with several members of the public at large voicing opinions on new provisions related to the future cultivation of medical marijuana in the county.

They will be chatting up a storm at this year's Canadian Agricultural Safety Week.

The Chinook's Edge School Division has put a new information security management system in place, a move officials say protects students, teachers and others making use of digital technology in schools.

For more than 25 years Westward Ho Campground manager Gord Toews has watched the Little Red Deer River threaten to spill banks in the spring and flood the popular recreation facility east of Sundre.

Thefts of automated teller machines (ATM), which plagued Central Alberta last summer and fall, have spread to the province's northeast but RCMP insist the desperate burglars are not the same ones who terrorized this region.

Former four-term West Central Alberta MLA Bob Clark has been appointed as the chairman of the board of governors of Olds College by the Alberta Ministry of Innovation and Advanced Education.

Two Conservative MPs won't be stepping on each other's toes in the next federal election even though both have a home in one of Alberta's new ridings.

Mountain View County councillors have been updated on plans to open a satellite branch of the Central Alberta Pregnancy Care Centre (CAPCC) in Olds.

Fish and wildlife officers in Sundre are asking area landowners "not to take matters into their own handsî when encountering wildlife on their properties. Following an incident southeast of Sundre on Feb.

Mountain View County councillors have been told about a proposal by Secure Energy Services Inc. to develop and operate a full service terminal (FST) in the Harmattan area southeast of Sundre.