Wheel's West

The Diamond Valley Chamber of Commerce is hosting weekly online sessions that have local stakeholders, merchants and other professionals providing support and advice, as well as bouncing ideas off one another, throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.

Vince Gosling and his daughters Shelby and Molly launched their new business in Black Diamond on May 14.

When rolling their carts to the curb on garbage day the next two weeks, citizens are asked to leave them out the entire day so radio frequency identification tags can be adhered to them.

Volunteers at the Oilfields Food Bank are expecting an increase in demand in the coming months.

Scrub bags, ear savers, scrub caps and food were among items donated to Oilfields General Hospital staff the past two months.

TELUS is providing residents and first responders in the community with wireless cellular phone connectivity until the outbreak is contained.

Business owners choosing to follow Alberta’s relaunch strategy and open their doors next week will face some unique challenges as they juggle strict social distancing and sanitation regulations.

Before receiving its official papers as a non-profit, Foothills Makers of Diamond Valley's co-founders are using their skills and equipment to create face shields during the COVID-19 crisis.

Black Diamond's Emergency Co-ordination Centre announced last month that the community garden would resume operation this season.

The Bob Lochhead Memorial Park campground will open its doors for the season on June 1.