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Suspect in Olds gun incident released

Suspect in Olds gun incident released

RCMP have released a 32-year-old Red Deer County man without charge after finding him sitting in a truck in uptowne Olds with a long-gun on Oct. 22.
Local MPs safe during Ottawa lockdown

Local MPs safe during Ottawa lockdown

Local Members of Parliament are safe, according to spokesmen for their offices as reports swirl of at least one – and possibly several -- gunmen on the loose in Ottawa.
Scholarship winner

Scholarship winner

Olds High School grad Mitchell Ormann is pleased and grateful to have received a $25,000 President's Entrance Citation Scholarship from the University of Alberta.
WellnessCentreOpen House

WellnessCentreOpen House

An open house will be held at the Olds Campus Community Health Centre in the Ralph Klein Centre, Oct. 27 from 1 to 3 p.m.
Two chamber award-winners now go to provincewide competition

Two chamber award-winners now go to provincewide competition

This year, winners of the Olds and District Chamber of Commerce's two major business awards will get a chance to possibly win another award – this time at the provincial level.
Bylaw expands commercial core

Bylaw expands commercial core

Town council has passed a land use bylaw amendment that would see the commercial core of the Uptowne area expand westward. The area in question runs from 48 Street to 52 Street and as far west as 52 Avenue. The bylaw was passed on Oct. 14.
Resident worriedabout new plan

Resident worriedabout new plan

Only one person raised concerns with a redevelopment plan for East Olds during a public hearing on the matter. Council approved the plan, officially known as the East Olds Area Redevelopment Plan (ARP), Oct. 14 in council chambers. The goal of the ARP is to guide future growth, rehabilitate key areas, improve transportation, buildings, and set policies to preserve areas of historical and cultural significance.
Reader loves O-NET

Reader loves O-NET

Dear Editor We connected to O-NET last week and it is working great. Firstly, the television is better than we had – better picture, more HD and great features such as “catch-up” to view programs that we missed in previous days.
Bowden council shelves plans for new hall

Bowden council shelves plans for new hall

Bowden town council has shelved plans for a possible new community centre, saying right now at least, the town simply can't afford to build it or run it. Council made that decision during its regular meeting Oct.
Bowden council approves three per cent hike in library costs

Bowden council approves three per cent hike in library costs

Bowden town council has approved a three per cent increase in its share of the 2015 Parkland Library budget. Councillors also approved the overall $3.027 million PLR budget.
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