Foothills Magazine

What began as a part-time job near the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic has turned into a fulfilling full-time position for oil industry veteran Carl Kennedy.

Service club rejects microbrewery proposal to keep historic Elizabeth Street building intact.

From Children's Fest to Light Up, recently retired Town employee could be found at them all

Reflections on one of the most underappreciated positions in team sports

“Every stage of our yard became a dream and then a reality, and then this farm was a dream and now it's reality. So I'm happy about that."

The Foothills has no shortage of outdoor adventures to enjoy. It stands to reason, then, that numerous local businesses have risen to the occasion catering to those pursuits, filling niches in new and innovative ways.

“I think a lot of kids will get lost on where to start. But, I think no matter what, if you put your mind to it, you can do whatever you want to do."

"It's a dying way of doing things. And it's fun to push back against that."

“I live by if you do the right thing, the right thing will happen.”

“We're basically in love with running businesses and operating and learning how to lead businesses.”