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You can almost hear the collective sigh as 2020 fades away like a bad dream.

Shirley Heslop grew up in a way many young people could not begin to grasp. She documented her life in her first book, titled Shirley Mae of Jangle Creek, which tells of growing up poor in the backwoods of southern Saskatchewan.

An Airdrie family that has already been through its share of trials and tribulations is finding ways to give back.

An Airdrie artist has wrapped up a year-long project to paint at least 52 grandmother’s portraits.

With 2020 in the rearview mirror, it’s time to make some resolutions for the upcoming year. Well, at least for the part of the world that follows the Gregorian calendar.

With the celebrations that welcomed the new year, comes the motivation to set resolutions for the months ahead.

For more than half a century, a family in Old Town has brought Christmas spirit to the community through an extensive display of lights and holiday-themed decorations.

If there was ever a case that proves dreams do come true, look no further than Airdrie author Perry Logan.