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The Airdrie Festival of Lights has launched a new initiative to make Airdrie glow with holiday spirit at the end of a dark year.

Carmen Cornelius, owner of Carmen’s Bigway Foods in Crossfield, has started a Movember campaign that he hopes will raise money for local food bank programs.

While every day is an important day to raise awareness about diabetes – which affects one in three Canadians – the month of November gives Canadians a chance to get more familiar with the disease.

In these challenging times, we at Airdrie Public Library (APL) strive to make literacy and lifelong learning as safe and as stress-free as possible.

With Black Friday and Cyber Monday taking place later this month, Alberta RCMP K Division is reminding residents to be mindful when shopping online this year, in an effort to reduce instances of credit card fraud.

With a new location, the annual Balzac Christmas Market has found a way to expand despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

As part of the 25-year anniversary of the Airdrie Festival of Lights, Nose Creek Valley Museum (NCVM) is hosting a new exhibit that celebrates the longstanding holiday tradition’s history and impact on the city.

The Airdrie Festival of Lights (AFOL) is weeks away from kicking off its milestone 25th season. Every evening in December, from 6 to 9 p.m., the annual displays of Christmas lights will brighten the night sky at Nose Creek Regional Park.