Rocky View News

Rocky View County (RVC) council postponed a decision on an application that would bring one of the largest solar farms in Canada to the County. During a regular meeting Feb.

Nominations are now open for Rocky View County’s (RVC) 2019 Master Farm Family Award, which annually recognizes a local agricultural family for their involvement in the industry, community service, sustainability practices and business management.

Organizations, schools, youth advocacy groups and businesses throughout Rocky View County (RVC) will be awash in pink Feb. 27 during the 13th annual Pink Shirt Day – an annual, nationwide movement to promote anti-bullying and bullying awareness.

Youngsters will have the chance to design and build robots while dipping their toes into the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) at a series of upcoming workshops hosted by the Cochrane Lioness Club in partnership

Residents of Rocky View County can spend the Family Day holiday exploring the great outdoors with their loved ones while learning more about the history of the region, with Glenbow Ranch Park Foundation’s (GRPF) new guided hike series.

The first Tangled Tree Artisan Market of the year – taking place Feb. 9, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Frank Wills Memorial Hall in Cochrane – will offer a chance to find “something sweet for your sweetheart,” according to organizer Kristine Thoreson.

Cochrane youth now have a local spot to spend their after-school hours – the Boys and Girls Club of Cochrane and Area (BGCC) has officially opened the doors to the community’s first teen space, The CLUB.

Bragg Creek residents are invited to gaze at the night sky and learn more about the solar system Feb. 4 and 19, when the Bragg Creek Community Association (BCCA) holds its Astronomy Night.

Halfway through the 2018-19 programming calendar, the Goldenfields Girl Guides group is looking for volunteers.

A stench carried by wind into Airdrie Jan. 10 bore a striking resemblance to an odour rural Rocky View County (RVC) residents east of the city say they’ve been putting up with for years.