Drillers and Eagles locked up in semi

Little to choose from on paper, even less to differentiate on the ice.

Okotoks councillor to take on Danielle Smith for PC nod

Building a water pipeline from Calgary, planning for growth and supporting the…

Cattle prices remain high at auction

Cattle prices were healthy at a Foothills area auction market’s first sale…

Wildrose candidate named by acclamation

He may not have faced any competition, but a Davisburg-area resident feels well …

Donovan acclaimed as PC candidate in Little Bow

LAs to join the PC Party ranks in the fall has been acclaimed as the…

Construction acitivity to remain steady

Despite economic uncertainty, construction activity in Okotoks is expected to…

Turner Valley council reviews plan for road

Turner Valley councillors plan to take a closer look at a bylaw that would…

Councillors approve water, sewer rate hike

Black Diamond residents may be tempted to turn the tap off a little quicker…

Program helps youth becoming leader of tomorrow

Teenagers in the Diamond Valley area are being challenged to step out of their comfort zones and step up as leaders in their community through a new online program.

Campground getting $1 million in repairs

Camping in southern Alberta is the last thing on most minds in mid-February,…

Residents oppose Royalite road closure

Homeowners in a Turner Valley neighbourhood hope their collective voices will…

Town says keep transfer site open

Diamond Valley-area homeowners wanting continued access to an organic waste…

Okotoks in the house for fundraiser

A curler had no trouble reading the ice at the Okotoks Curling Club last week,…

Diverse skier grabs two medals

A Millarville skier took himself by surprise at the Canada Winter Games.

Another Watkins hoping to grab gold

Sometimes it pays to listen to your older brother.

Falcons use the full flock

So many Falcons have attacked the basketball court this season it has been like …

Brier icing on the cake for technicians

Some Black Diamond icemakers will hone their skills at one of the biggest…

Raiders advance to South final

March madness is not confined to college basketball.

Victoria twins double the talent

Those taking in a high-energy country concert in the Foothills next month will…

Changes coming to council meeting question period

Anyone looking to ask a question of their elected officials during Turner…

Show offers twice as many laughs

Two Alberta comedians are giving foothills residents good reason to ‘ROFLOL’…

Duet shines on brass

Two Calgary musicians have good reason to blow their own horns this weekend.

Popular singers return to foothills

Some of the region’s favourite crooners are returning to the stage for a night…

Musical trio a unique combination

A trio of southern Alberta musicians may have different styles, but that won’t…

News from the VNC

Our Easter dinner and silent auction will be at 5 p.m. on March 22. Tickets are available from our social committee.

The Flames ignite

It has been a generation since we have enjoyed this kind of exciting play from a Calgary Flames team.

MD should be part of regional plan

It’s better for the MD of Foothills to have a seat at the Calgary Regional Partnership’s bargaining table, than to be sitting on the outside. However, there is no value in forcing …

Nenshi to speak in Okotoks

Well, I guess it is lunch but Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi will be the guest speaker at the monthly Okotoks Chamber meeting on Wednesday, March 18th. Nenshi was recently honoured…