Local News

Aspiring witches and wizards got their fill of magic on the streets of downtown this weekend.

If a Holy Trinity Academy student misses a class for no good reason, it means his or her parents will be getting a message quicker than an Ohio State Buckeye linebacker blitzing a quarterback.

RPAC's showing of Rocky Horror Picture Show was packed with costumed fans and newcomers alike, with the bombastic rituals and jeers coming from the audience and on-stage antics during the show. -

The new chair of the Foothills public school system has a good idea of what it’s like to be in other people’s seats — the seats of a principal, teacher and others.

The faith and passion is still there for a trustee who has served Okotoks for more than 15 years. “In Okotoks, this is my sixth term,” said Ron Schreiber, Christ the Redeemer Catholic Schools trustee.

Canada and the United States can take some advice from the Holy Trinity Academy student council when it comes to market negotiations.

FCHS teachers Virgil Green and Cyril Reschny brought their pupils out to assemble a field of crosses along Southridge Drive on Nov. 1 representing Okotokians that fell in World Wars I and II. - - - - -

A former High River businessman found guilty of bilking friends and associates of more than $1 million has avoided jail — for now. James “Jay” Farquharson Macleod had an Oct. 30 sentencing hearing for fraud charges set over to Nov.

An RCMP incident in the DeWinton area has ended. Police were initially called out to a firearms complaint at a residence around noon Friday. One individual has been taken into custody without incident. No charges are expected at this time. RCMP Cpl.

Police are seeking public assistance identifying a male suspect that rammed two police cars with a pickup truck. Okotoks RCMP were responding to reports of an erratic driver in the Walmart parking lot Thursday around 5:30 p.m.