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One of the holiest days on the Christian calendar is being celebrated with the showing of two free movies at Okotoks Cinemas.

We didn’t build our bluebird boxes on Sunday, but the project has been rescheduled for April 19 at 7 p.m. at Fritz Peyerl’s.

A large beautiful kite floating majestically high above the ground is a sure sign of spring and a colourful assemblage of kites drifting aloft over Riverside Park in Okotoks will single the end of what had been a long, bleak winter.

Noel Young is a brave eight-year-old boy with a rare blood disease and he is on his way to Maryland, with his mother Anne Robillard for what could potentially be a life saving bone marrow transplant.

Cameras have been snapping all around town as local photographers were busy preparing for their display at the Okotoks Art Gallery at the Station.

Edmonton singer-songwriter Stewart MacDougall is imminently qualified to spearhead a musical tribute to a foothills music legend.

A local artist is welcoming the opportunity to expand awareness of her blossoming artistic specialty.

There is a sign up book at the Valley Neighbours’ Club if you would like to attend the Easter dinner on April 10 at 5 p.m. Please sign up, as the committee needs to know how many to prepare for.

Pre-show butterflies are no strangers to an accomplished French horn player, but she did not play like it as she was named Most Promising Performer in the instrumental category at the 2011 High River and District Lions Music Festival.

The Okotoks Public Library’s dedication to promoting the cause of intellectual freedom just earned some welcome vindication.