Junior golf is alive and well and thriving at the Bridges at Claresholm Golf Club. Chad Zentner started junior golf last year ...

Wood, metal, concrete and mesh have transformed a 10-kilometre stretch of the open road in southern Alberta into a protective ...

By Rob Vogt Brian Nelson is the 2026 Stavely Citizen of the Year. The award was presented during the intermission of the ...

By Rob Vogt The Municipal District of Willow Creek council was provided an update recently on its discretionary funds, which ...

There is nothing like watching rodeo outdoors in the summer sunshine. The 64th Stavely amateur rodeo took over the outdoor ...

Alberta’s savings trust fund jumps by $2.8 billion, hitting a record high of $30 billion. Alberta is growing the Heritage Fund for what matters most – saving for the future to ensure a strong health ...

The Premier’s Coal Town Hall event held on Wednesday evening at the Fort Macleod and District Community Hall was described as “a gong show” by many in attendance, with several being left outside, ...

Alberta’s government is providing $114.6 million to municipalities to support 86 local road, bridge and water infrastructure projects. Alberta’s rural communities are growing, increasing the need for ...

People who need diagnostic imaging will not have to leave town to have that done. Since September, Radiology Associates of Lethbridge has been offering Ultrasound at the Claresholm General Hospital ...

Paving the only access route to a trio of remote Alberta Indigenous communities found a home in the province’s first deficit budget since 2021. Capital spending in the budget tabled Thursday includes ...

The Claresholm Junior “A” Thunder may have reached a turning point, by splitting a pair of weekend games against Athabasca. The Thunder hosted the Rivermen at Claresholm Arena on Friday night, Oct. 10 ...