Community

Outdoor Adventure Airdrie is a new program presented by the Alberta Orienteering Association (AOA) that will provide another opportunity for children to stay active this fall.

Through the annual Terry Fox Run, Airdrie runners and walkers will once again do their part to raise awareness and funds for research into a disease that organizer Kyla Van Leeuwen said hits close to home for many people.

Residents of Airdrie will once again march around East Lake to raise funds and awareness for multiple myeloma Sept. 9 during the third annual Greg Roberts Memorial Myeloma Walk/Run, a Multiple Myeloma March.

For the second time in as many years, a Chestermere family is organizing a best-ball golf tournament fundraiser to support research into their son’s rare health condition.

If you dream of belting out Ed Sheeran, Coldplay or Michael Jackson songs in public, but you’re too shy to do so alone, Cool Choir may be just what you’re looking for.

Ladies Out Loud is taking over the Century Downs Racetrack and Casino Sept. 9, providing women with a chance to dress up and have some fun. According to founder Karen McDonald, the event will even feature a special Ladies Out Loud race.

When an area woman realized she – like many other women – was putting herself last and focusing on the aspects of herself she “hated,” she saw a need to promote the importance of self-love and self-care.

Anyone interested in learning more about local beekeeping can get up close and personal with the City of Airdrie's pilot project hive at Open Hive Days, held Aug. 31 and Sept. 1 from 1 to 2 p.m.

The Community Therapy Dogs Society (CTDS) is recruiting dogs and volunteers from Airdrie to help fulfill the needs of the growing organization.

An Airdrie woman is hopeful her new online portal can help further connect the local community. The Airdrie Exchange website, which will be launched by Lindsey Coyle Sept.