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Record seller doing a brisk business

Record seller doing a brisk business

A kind of pop-up store is doing a steady business in Uptowne Olds. A couple of weeks ago, Jed Butters of Olds set up 50,000 records in a former bridal boutique on 51st Street. Within a few days that collection was down to about 43,000 records.
Olds High School teacher wins award

Olds High School teacher wins award

Olds High School teacher Angie Dezall has won an Alberta Education Excellence in Teaching award. Dezall, who has been teaching at OHS for 20 years, is one of 20 teachers across the province who have received the award.
Concert raises nearly $4,000 for Fort Mac food bank

Concert raises nearly $4,000 for Fort Mac food bank

A benefit concert, held at the Olds Legion Hall, raised $3,957 for the Wood Buffalo Food Bank in Fort McMurray. Penny Marks, one of the organizers and performers, says the money was raised from ticket sales and a silent auction.
Bylaw amendment for mobile homes considered

Bylaw amendment for mobile homes considered

Currently, a Bowden bylaw makes it impractical to bring new mobile homes into a mobile home park in the town or to do major renovations to them, chief administrative officer James Mason says.
Horseshoe club wants new members

Horseshoe club wants new members

The Olds Horseshoe Club is looking for new members. They're urging Olds and district residents of all ages to come out to the horseshoe pits in Centennial Park Tuesday nights, starting at 6 p.m. (weather permitting).
Ringo a star at evacuation sites

Ringo a star at evacuation sites

When evacuees from Fort McMurray reached safety in Edmonton and Camrose last month, they were greeted by Ringo, the Chinook Arch Victims Services companion dog.
Revamped playground accessible to all

Revamped playground accessible to all

Horizon School principal Heather Linski says the Ryan Boutwell Memorial Playground, which was officially opened after being revamped recently, is perfect for students there.
Assisted dying law in legal limbo

Assisted dying law in legal limbo

Effective Monday, June 6, Canadians and their physicians must make, case-by-case, end of life decisions in the absence of law to direct them. This applies in Didsbury as much as anywhere else in Canada.
Overdue Olds rafters rescued by police

Overdue Olds rafters rescued by police

Olds RCMP are warning residents to “plan and prepare appropriately for excursions” after three people from Olds travelling down the Little Red Deer River had to be rescued late Sunday night. A about 10:25 p.m.
Student provides dental care in Ecuador

Student provides dental care in Ecuador

A former Olds resident now studying dentistry at the University of Alberta had the trip of a lifetime last month. She spent a week in Ecuador, providing dental services to people there.
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