Olds News

Purpose of one-day conference on June 26 to discuss idea of solar panels and ag or livestock production occurring on the same land to the benefit of both

Sgt. E. Bird was named the outstanding cadet of the year and received the President’s trophy

Beginning at 8 a.m. June 25, Ash Street will be closed between the east end of Balsam Crescent and the west end of that crescent and only local traffic will be allowed in the area

The Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) held its ‘Americas Agriculture and Food Security Forum’ at the Olds college on June 16-17

Four candidates ran in June 23 byelection for the Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills riding to replace former UCP MLA Nathan Cooper, who resigned to become the Alberta’s representative in Washington, D.C.

The provincial government wants municipalities like Olds to help battle wildfires but has cut back on the funding for that, putting the town in a real bind, CAO Brent Williams told council

First time UCP candidate has been elected to public office

The campaign will be capped off July 1 by a friendly competition in Olds between two teams of playhouse builders

Researchers are testing a device that listens to the "symphony" of organs to obtain early warning of illness or other issues in livestock and potentially people

Four École Olds High School athletes competed in the provincials in Calgary June 6-7, all finishing in the top 10 in various events