Wheel's West

“We didn’t really socialize much at all. It helps that we get along quite well. I have my quilting and sewing and Murray does little projects in the garage. We’re both fairly upbeat. We’ve got a lot to be grateful for.” ~ Sue Knowler

Residents and merchants in Black Diamond and Turner Valley have until Monday to select a new name for their community in the event the two towns merge.

After years spent performing at festivals, banquets and conventions, Malcolm Russell is embracing the COVID-19 restrictions with his new online show.

To mark Pollinator Week on June 21-27 Turner Valley's Alexandria Farmer and other members of the (Alberta Native Bee Council) will be holding online talks and promoting other activities to raise awareness about native bees.

Lisa Brown brings several years of experience drafting bylaws and policies, overseeing records management and assisting with the dissolution of Grande Cache.

Each year, after the herds of the Foothills finish calving, comes branding time.

AHS announces for construction of new heliport after STARS unable to land at Oilfields General Hospital

Turner Valley Town council recently approved third and final reading to amendments in the municipality's land use bylaw that administration and council spent the past several months tweaking.

“I keep doing it because it’s needed and because I see short and long term dividends in the kids, not just in their education but how they interact with other students and staff and the positive things that they’re doing on their own reserve.”

Oilfields High School graduand Tylie Jimmy John will join her peers in her school’s graduation ceremony on June 25 as she begins the process of pursuing a career in criminal justice as a way to help her community.