Langdon News

“That’s what I’m most looking forward to – just seeing people using the park and being back in the park instead of it just being an empty field right now.”

Langdon just opened its new emergency services building on June 4, providing storage for apparatus and fleet/equipment, training space, and a satellite office for the area councillor, County administration, and RCMP officers. 

After a successful year in launching athletic brand, Husky Jocks, Launa Austin hopes to increase visibility of her brand and develop more products.

Thankachen said the competition/tryout in Edmonton marked the first time since before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic that Oku Damashi’s members had competed in a karate competition, and she said the kids were excited to test themselves against other athletes.

The Langdon Library and Youth Centre still requires additional funding to make the building a reality, the public can donate via a GoFundMe page that has already brought in nearly $22,000.

“There are so many great businesses here, and sometimes, you kind of get lost in it and don’t realize what’s around you. It’s a chance to highlight what we do have and be proud of it.”

Having lived much of her life in Chernihiv and Kiev – two cities that have been bombed repeatedly in the last two weeks – Gurr said it has been extremely scary to watch what is happening in her native country.

Airdrie RCMP officers are investigating a road rage incident that took place on March 1. A press release from the detachment states that at 10:42 a.m.

An elementary school in Langdon will be taking its annual stand against bullying on Feb. 23, a campaign that will be celebrated countrywide as Pink Shirt Day.

RVC council unanimously voted that the $1.4 million sewer service connection fee for the Langdon junior/senior high school be upheld, while Alberta Infrastructure, which is in charge of the school development, said no jurisdiction across the province impose fees of this dollar value.