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Students from three Airdrie high schools are hard at work preparing for the upcoming production of The Addams Family: A New Musical .

The smallest shoppers will have an opportunity to pick out presents for mom and dad at the Kids’ Only Market during this year’s Airdrie Festival of Lights (AFOL), which kicks off Dec. 1 at Nose Creek Park.

Seniors Secret Service’s Christmas Cheer Campaign will once again ensure isolated Airdrie seniors have a gift to unwrap this holiday season. “Many seniors are very socially isolated,” said Executive Director Andrea Brumwell.

Sixteen people will receive the gift of sight this holiday season, thanks to the Karma Glasses – a program started by Heather Cowie, owner of Airdrie Family Eye Doctors, four years ago.

Cochrane Home Treasures will once again offer a chance for local children to tick items off their holiday shopping lists with the Kid’s Christmas Shopping event, taking place Dec. 1.

Vanessa Logan hopes to brighten the holidays for children spending Christmas in the hospital.

Airdronians can get their sweat on for a good cause Dec. 9, when PUSH cycling studio hosts its inaugural Mayor’s Magical Holiday Ride spin class.

Vanessa Logan hopes to brighten the holidays for children spending Christmas in the hospital.

Move over, LL Cool J and Chrissy Teigen, there’s a new lip-sync battle in town.

Music fans in Bragg Creek will get a taste of the East Coast Nov. 24, when the Nova Scotia-based band Port Cities will play a show at the hamlet’s community centre as part of the Bragg Creek Performing Arts 2018 fall series.