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There’s no one person calling the musical shots in Standing Stones as the cross-denominational gospel band is a true collaborative effort.

Artists from across Alberta have been called on to celebrate the safeguarding of natural spaces in a touring exhibition known as the Forest Show.

Hearty meals fueled the cowboys working the frontier decades ago and the Bar U Ranch will honour the importance of the chuckwagon to Alberta’s ranching history on June 12.

There should be less need for fans of the Millarville Farmers’ Market to come charging out to the weekly event in their sweatpants this year.

Canadian country music star Aaron Lines doesn’t mind a little help from the audience in his live shows. In fact, he thrives on it.

The third edition of the First Saturdays Monthly Festival of Arts and Culture rolls into Olde Towne Okotoks June 4 and it is hoped the weather will finally cooperate with the staging of its many activities.

Tessa Green’s father was a good man despite the murders he allegedly committed. This is the ominous beginning to Millarville author Hugo Bonjean’s latest novel “A People’s Power” which released earlier this year.

After more than 15 years enjoying the comforts of home as a member of the band Cowboy Celtic, Denise Withnell is taking the time to taste the roses. The Turner Valley guitar player and vocalist is not looking to leave her Cowboy Celtic roots.

This summer stretches out before you… And it’s already packed: reunions, ball games, barbecues, long-awaited household projects. Can’t wait. Or not. Perhaps you’re looking at a lot of empty spaces in your calendar with little to do.

It seems another year has passed since Seniors Week was with us. I guess that’s the way things happen as you get older — the years come and go quickly.