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If you’re going camping this summer, doing that long planned for road trip, or even travelling to Paris, your library can go with you.

Airdrie dog owners brought their pets down to Nose Creek Park in Airdrie on July 20 for Pawz in the Park, a local event that featured vendors, informational booths about foster dog opportunities, and wiener dog races.

Airdrie’s Youth Volunteer Corps (YVC) has worked hard for several months to get their program, Free Cycle Powered by YVC, off the ground by this summer with the first bikes being handed off this week.

The deadline to register for school bus transportation for the 2024/25 school year is approaching.

The Airdrie Public Library (APL) is hosting its annual Mighty Machines event on July 14, a day that gives kids or any attendee to explore, learn, and get an up close look at some wild and inventive machines.

Our hugely popular Mighty Machines happens in the parking lot on July 14 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

But despite the data, according to The Centre for Equitable Library Access (CELA), reading resources for visually impaired and disabled Canadians are growing by the day. 

Mother Nature did its part to make attendees at the Airdrie Pro Rodeo miserable on Canada Day.

Airdrie CultureFest took place to celebrate Canada Day in Nose Creek Park on Monday.