Olds News

Olds College (OC) computer systems and data are safe from hackers, says Joe Guenther, OC's director of information technology.

Bowden town council has voted to hire an engineering company to begin the process of replacing its north sewage lift station. During its June 27 meeting, council voted to hire the town's longtime engineering firm, Tagish Engineering Ltd.

Council gave first reading on June 27 to a site-specific amendment to the land use bylaw adding "medical marijuana facility" as a permitted use to 5807 47 Ave.

Next week, July 10-15, Olds College will be hosting the Post-Secondary International Network's (PIN) 2016 Executive Leadership Conference.

Have you ever noticed and wondered about the cause of long vertical cracks in the trunks of some trees? Particularly green ash trees? A very high percentage of green ash trees on the Prairies have these cracks.

Deer Meadow School (DMS) students took the afternoon off of classes on June 22 to participate in the school's fourth annual triathlon.

According to a report commissioned by the Community Lifestyles Committee of the Olds Institute, Olds had “a significantly higher number of older adults aged 60+ than in towns with similar population in the province of Alberta.

The vote in Britain to leave the European Union (EU) reflects two things: dissatisfaction among people in the north of England which has lost most of the industries which once made it strong, and a long-time feeling that Britain is an island – not re

The decision by Olds town council to provide $1,000 to help fund a conference to get people talking about suicide and depression is a good use of taxpayer funds.

A former resident of Britain now living in Mountain View County is wondering what will happen to her homeland now that it has voted to leave the European Union (EU). She's hopeful all will eventually go well. The vote was held Thursday.