Community

Family-owned car dealership Davis Chevrolet does more than just sell cars; it gives back to the Airdrie community. “It’s like being a corporate citizen,” said Glenn Smaha, general manager of Davis Chevrolet.

After two postponements, a specialty market typically hosted by the Crossfield Farmers’ Market (CFM) in the spring will go ahead a little later than planned.

As community events continue to be put on hold or cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, staff at schools across Airdrie is deciding whether or not to host a Terry Fox Run this month.

This year has not been easy for local businesses, which were forced to close their doors in the spring due to the COVID-19 pandemic and make health and safety changes once they reopened.

Throughout September, Airdrie Transit users will be treated to the writing of local poets during their rides.

Despite occurring later than usual, Airdrie volunteers will continue to do their part to keep Alberta’s highways clean this fall.

With safety and social distancing top of mind amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, schools in Rocky View County (RVC) will be adapting their annual Terry Fox Runs later this month, to comply with public health guidelines.

A large mural adorning the façade of an auto restoration shop will be Beiseker’s newest piece of public art.

For the first time, residents of Airdrie will have an opportunity to help decide the winners of the Airdrie Business Awards. On Sept. 8, the Airdrie Chamber of Commerce (ACC) named the finalists in seven categories.