Olds News

The executive director of the Olds-based Accredited Supports to the Community (ASC) said she has not seen any of the disrespectful language the Wildrose Party has raised concerns about in assessments used to determine the needs of people with develop

Organizers of Olds' inaugural Relay for Life, a major fundraiser for the Canadian Cancer Society, are still looking for teams, volunteers and survivors.The event takes place from 7 p.m. on May 2 to 7 a.m.

Olds council will vote on April 28 on a proposed three per cent tax increase for the community after the town exceeded its snow removal budget this winter.

Platoons of volunteers deployed between 2,300 and 2,500 blue recycling bins to homes throughout Olds in a three-day blitz that wrapped up on April 16.

A deadly form of bacteria is partially to thank for Kristen Schafer's success at the annual Alberta College of Art and Design (ACAD) Showoff! event.

There’s a sense of urgency within O-NET these days after more than 200 of the Internet service provider’s customers were left unconnected last year despite signing up for services.

At Ecole Olds Elementary School's annual Author Celebration Day, Grade 2 students proclaimed their affection for the written word through song and by sharing published stories of their own.

A group of Grade 6 students from Ecole Deer Meadow School had the chance to grill their elected officials when they paid town council a visit on April 14.

Olds council gave first reading to a bylaw that would make way for an affordable housing unit on 48 Street at 52 Avenue, at a meeting on April 14.According to the bylaw, 5137 48 St. would be re-designated as a medium density residential district.

Until the province commits to providing cash to help with the operation of the Bowden Heritage Rest Area, the Town of Bowden will keep the facility closed.