Rocky View News

Just in time for Easter, Mother’s Day and graduation season, the Crossfield Spring Farmers’ Market is returning to the rural community April 6, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Crossfield Community Centre.

In an effort to find a water solution for Cochrane Lakes, Rocky View County (RVC) council unanimously directed staff to open discussions with the current owner of the area’s water and sewer utility during a regular meeting March 12.

Growing season may still be a few months away, but local green thumbs can get their gardening fix, regardless, during Rocky View County’s (RVC) annual vegetable gardening workshop March 28.

An upcoming workshop in Crossfield will focus on how farmers and rural landowners can better secure their property to deter theft, break-ins and other crime.

At select transfer sites, Rocky View County (RVC) is offering a new way to divert usable household goods away from the landfill.

This February, Rocky View County (RVC) has been conducting a blitz in Langdon to educate residents on how to follow guidelines for garbage and recycling carts.

An upcoming workshop at the Crossfield Community Hall is geared towards helping area farmers better plan for the succession of their land, business and equity to their children.

Rocky View County (RVC) council voted to waive the fee for a landowner to resubmit a subdivision application after the proposal was refused at a regular meeting Feb. 12. Council refused a subdivision application for a 5.78-acre parcel and an 11.

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.