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According to Marcy Rogers, drama teacher at W.H. Croxford, the festival offered a valuable opportunity for students interested in theatre arts to develop their skills and showcase their talents.

Back by popular demand, Volunteer Airdrie and Airdrie Meals on Wheels will be hosting their People with Disabilities and Seniors Festival on May 13 at the Town and Country Centre.

The Village believes that damages are being caused by only a few individuals in the community. 

This year’s drive was the most successful to date with food items and monetary donations totalling $28,000.

The Grow a Reader campaign is one way to donate to APL's success. Year after year, this popular program raises important funds for the library.

The event included presentations, booths displaying elements of various religions and cultures, and different cuisines for attendees to try. 

The Town of Irricana is organizing the event, and this year, they've added exciting new features.

The Rocky View Schools Board of Trustees showed unanimous support toward changing the school division’s Indigenous Advisory Circle terms of reference and the approval of a locally developed course on April 27.

“Especially around the overpass areas, those are extremely littered this year,” Maffitt said. “We’ve gotten reports that there’s an unusual amount of litter around the overpasses, so it will take a lot of effort to get it all cleaned up.”

Puszkar’s advocacy for celiac disease awareness and access to safe gluten-free options highlights the importance of supporting those with autoimmune disorders.