Olds News

During a public engagement session on how to improve parks, trails and open spaces in Olds, Mayor Judy Dahl consulted students on what they'd like to see.

A delegation of 15 local representatives was in Calgary on Saturday (March 19) to cast their ballots for the Alberta Progressive Conservative leadership race.

The Olds High School Interact Club has organized a banquet and social evening to raise money and awareness for three local initiatives: Hope 4 MVC Kids, Gowns for Grads and a food program for students.

Four Olds High School students have been chosen to attend the Canada-Wide Science Fair in Regina May 14-21. They are Grade 11 students Nicole Green and Correne Minty, along with Grade 10 students Jazzlyn Thompson and Rochelle Reeve.

Organizers have announced details of the third annual Spring Fling fundraiser for the community.

The Town of Bowden is formally applying to the provincial government's Municipal Government Board for approval to add a big swath of land southwest of the town into its borders.

Assault charges have been laid in an incident that Olds RCMP are describing as "road rage." Cpl.

A decade-old franchise agreement for commercial solid waste disposal in Olds has ended, after a motion in council passed last Monday (March 13).

Olds town council has received an application to expand an existing medical marijuana facility development that was approved in 2016.

The Alberta Government released its 2017 budget yesterday afternoon, with specific highlights for major urban areas, including new schools and hospitals in Calgary and Edmonton.