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The Boys and Girls Club of Airdrie (BGCA) unveiled a fresh look at its headquarters Jan. 22, while simultaneously recognizing its partnership with the city’s Home Depot branch and bringing awareness to the hardware chain's Orange Door campaign.

There is an uneasiness among our young people today. Sure, there have been trying periods for youth throughout history, but none that compares to today. For 10 months now, the unrest has brewed.

About this time last year, (remember the days before the pandemic?) Airdrie Public Library (APL) was busy hosting our annual Family Literacy Day. Games were played, pages were coloured, songs were sung, and fun was had by everyone. As Dr.

Balzac Billy is taking his season-predicting talents online this year. Due to gathering restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic, Blue Grass Ltd. Nursery, Sod & Garden Centre’s annual Groundhog Day celebration will be held virtually in 2021.

Differing from tradition, the Airdrie and District Victims Assistance Society’s (ADVAS) 2020 Golden Heart Award was shared by all.

More than 800 free meals will be delivered to health-care workers in Airdrie on Jan. 20, as the Calgary Health Foundation's (CHF) Feed the Frontline initiative rolls into town.

The huge dump of snow Alberta received just before Christmas was frustrating for adults, but magical for children.

Although 2020 was tough for many, Airdrie showed positive net-migration trends as it cracked the top 20 for “growth cities” in Canada, according to data analyzation from U-Haul.

The order of the Knights of Columbus started wth humble beginnings in St. Mary’s Church in New Haven Conn., and was founded by a parish priest Father Michael J McGivney in 1882.