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Farm Credit Canada named Olds College 2025 Partner of the Year

Farm Credit Canada named Olds College 2025 Partner of the Year

The announcement was made July 29 during the first day of AgSmart, Olds College's three-day agriculture educational exhibition
No hard numbers yet on use of Olds sports fields

No hard numbers yet on use of Olds sports fields

Revenue from sports fields took "a bit of a dip" but municipal staff have promoted the fields across Alberta in a bid to increase revenue
Ongoing water loss battle in Olds proving costly

Ongoing water loss battle in Olds proving costly

Inflow and infiltration of water into the town's sewer and water system has cost the community about $2.4 million per year every year since about 2015
Olds' Cornerstone Art Commons to get a shakeup

Olds' Cornerstone Art Commons to get a shakeup

Celebrating Olds – unity, roots, and growth the theme of next installment
Repairs to Olds Sportsplex planned for August, September

Repairs to Olds Sportsplex planned for August, September

The project involves replacing the existing access ramps and a retaining wall
Homeowners bar water meter repair workers in Olds

Homeowners bar water meter repair workers in Olds

“Their fear (is) that they're going to get some sort of illness from our meters,” councillor says
Town of Olds' council approves $1,000 for high school awards

Town of Olds' council approves $1,000 for high school awards

Highest standing awards are handed out each year to the school's green and gold squads
Olds council approves duplex units with secondary suites, extra tall garage

Olds council approves duplex units with secondary suites, extra tall garage

Council approved those applications during its July 14 meeting
Lisa Hall, Tammy Barclay win Olds Ladies Open

Lisa Hall, Tammy Barclay win Olds Ladies Open

Hall won the overall gross championship and Tammy Barclay was the low net winner of the tournament held at Olds Golf Club
Olds down to using 65 per cent of allowable debt limit

Olds down to using 65 per cent of allowable debt limit

"Significant decrease" from 95 per cent in 2020, town council was told
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