Local News

It was the family-friendly atmosphere that brought Corina Bohnet, her husband and two boys to Airdrie seven years ago, and it’s that same reason she wants to stay.

Luc Rodrique wants to work with the people of Crossfield, to make sure everyone has a voice in the future of the community.

The world of politics is no stranger to Crossfield mayoral candidate Nathan Anderson.

Norma Lang wants to be Ward 1’s new trustee for Rocky View Schools (RVS). She has worked as a councillor in Crossfield for the last six years and has a Commerce degree to augment her fiscal-minded nature.

Shauna Traub has set her heights high for this October. The mother of three is vying to be Rocky View Schools’ (RVS) newest trustee. She has served on Kathyrn’s school council as treasurer or chair over the past 12 years.

Vote out loud. That is this year’s youth forum theme for the minors of Airdrie who want to become involved in local politics.

RCMP are searching for a man who allegedly kicked a 10-year-old boy in the head, Sept. 25. The incident took place outside the Dollar Store on Yankee Valley Boulevard at about 4:20 p.m.

Rocky View County administration, stakeholder and firefighters gathered for the official groundbreaking of Station 72, located just East of Balzac near the CrossIron Mills complex, Sept. 23.

Pat Cashion of Vitreous Glass Inc. has won the inaugural Airdrie Business Leader Award, the newest accolade from the Winning Edge Awards program. As president of the glass recycler, Cashion began his business February 1, 1995.

Fortis Alberta has donated two energy monitors to the Airdrie Public Library so residents can borrow them to measure their energy consumption at home.