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Foothills School Division trustees will decide whether to revive Grade 9 at Millarville Community School for the fall of 2020. Trustees approved a motion on Jan.

It was a few hard days’ nights and an Okotoks woman was working like a dog, but she finally found her daughter’s pet.

Some Cimarron area residents are concerned their neighbourhood will be split if Foothills School Division’s proposed boundary changes for the fall of 2019 proceed.

An Okotoks resident in policy studies at Mount Royal University has a tough test ahead of him. That is, running as the NDP candidate in the Highwood constituency in the upcoming provincial election.

The American dollar just isn't worth what it used to be. Okotoks RCMP has arrested a 31-year-old man with possession of counterfeit American money after a Jan. 1-18 investigation of phony money being used at the Aldersyde Petro Canada.

Nationally recognized expert on social media and online safety, Paul Davis, is returning to Okotoks with two additional seminars at Strathcona-Tweedsmuir School following a workshop he gave in December. Davis returns to STS on Jan.

While exercising your dog is an important part of pet ownership, many struggle giving their canine-friend the right amount. Rachel Crocker of Canine Cardio aims to change that with her custom dog running service.

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business has ranked Okotoks as the second most fiscally responsible Alberta municipality.

A permit will soon be needed for those wanting to park on a crescent near Foothills Composite High School. Okotoks town council passed a motion for the use of parking permits for Cimarron Crescent at its Jan.

One of Okotoks’ most northern roads was named after a former mayor and active member of the community. Harold Banister immigrated to Canada with his family in 1884.