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You can’t help but tap your feet when you hear the tunes of Glasgow Kiss, or imagine band members are having nothing but a good time when they raise their glasses for a “sociable” drink with the crowd in between songs.

To ask a Texas writer to describe foothills rancher Winston Parker, she would say he is the kind of person communities can ' t live without.

There are few places where one can find 200 artisans selling their goods, a place to roast marshmallows, see Santa’s reindeers and workshop, enjoy a hayride or sample wine and cheese.

Something special happens when you put five talented, versatile musicians together.

Dipping into the well of an acclaimed American playwright has become routine for a local theatre company and they hope rumours of their success continues to spread.

Fiddle bows will be flying and feet will be tapping a Celtic beat at the Okotoks Evangelical Free Church on Nov. 9.

On Wednesday, Nov. 2 from 12 p.m. to 1:30 p.m., there is a video-conference on Information, Identity Theft and Law. During it, you will get information on how identity theft occurs, how to protect yourself and the legalities of identity theft.

One bell will ring while the other will remain silent, but both have their place in one of Okotoks most historic buildings.

Many know the story of the pioneer who started the Calgary Stampede, but questions about his wife spurred one Calgary writer to do a little digging to learn the story behind the cowgirl legend.

You are the safest person you know. Why risk it? That’s your motto. You always buckle up when you drive, you only go the speed limit and you rarely pass anybody on the road.