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Two more classrooms for Holy Trinity School

Two more classrooms for Holy Trinity School

Holy Trinity Catholic School in Olds will be receiving two new modular classrooms (otherwise known as portables) for the 2018-19 school year.
More money for Olds SoftGels improvements

More money for Olds SoftGels improvements

Terra Life Sciences Inc., which operates Olds SoftGels here in town, has closed a $46-million deal to expand the company’s medical cannabis capabilities.
Fumes force evacuation of Horizon School

Fumes force evacuation of Horizon School

Horizon School was evacuated for about an hour this past Wednesday after a compress bag was accidentally heated too long in a microwave, spreading fumes in the building.
Dead calves found in homeowner's snowbank

Dead calves found in homeowner's snowbank

A property owner in the county came home to find two dead calves in a snowbank at his home -- apparently as a result of a friend plowing the driveway for him. Olds RCMP received the call earlier this month.
Sundial makes more moves for cannabis sales

Sundial makes more moves for cannabis sales

Sundial Growers Ltd., which is developing one of three marijuana production facilities in Olds, has announced a new strategic partnership with Plantbiosis Ltd.
Diploma to be awarded posthumously to McBeath

Diploma to be awarded posthumously to McBeath

Ryan McBeath will receive a diploma despite having passed away, Education Minister David Eggen says.
Budget positive for Olds overall, mayor says

Budget positive for Olds overall, mayor says

Mayor Mike Muzychka says overall, the provincial budget is "positive from the Town of Olds' perspective." The budget was brought down Thursday in Edmonton by Finance Minister Joe Ceci.
A thousand people pack memorial service

A thousand people pack memorial service

The Ralph Klein Centre was packed Wednesday, March 21 as about 1,000 people attended a celebration of life for Olds resident Ryan McBeath.
Chamber president critical of provincial budget

Chamber president critical of provincial budget

Olds & District Chamber of Commerce president Ben Stone sees one positive aspect of the provincial budget, brought down last week: the government has decided to keep the Community and Regional Economic Support (CARES) program.
Crime Reduction Team proud of progress

Crime Reduction Team proud of progress

RCMP say their Southern Alberta Crime Reduction Team (SACRT) has made great progress in Olds and area since its formation.
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