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The City of Airdrie has received funding from the Alberta government to help complete its restoration of the 1928 Nose Creek Bridge to the Elevators – Airdrie’s first Municipal Historic Resource.

With summer in full bloom, local families have a unique option for summer activities for their kids this year, thanks to Airdrie Music Lessons’ Rock Star Camps, set to take place throughout July and August.

Decreasing membership and a lack of community support during the COVID-19 pandemic has contributed to the dissolution of the Airdrie Regional Art Society (ARTS) earlier this year.

Airdrie-based group Ladies Out Loud (LOL) has moved into the Diamond Events Room at the local Best Western hotel, just in time to resume events as the province re-opens following 16 months of public health restrictions.

COVID-19 has led to many businesses and organizations needing to change the way they operate, and BGC Airdrie Club – previously known as the Boys & Girls Club of Airdrie – is no different.

Airdrie residents decorated their houses in red and white for Airdrie Parade's Canada Day House-Decorating Contest on July 1.

If we were asked to give an “elevator pitch” about the importance of public libraries, we’d throw in a few comments about being a community hub, or how they dispense the world’s knowledge, and maybe bring up the crazy amount o

The Royal Canadian Legion Airdrie branch put on a full day of Canada Day celebrations including an open house barbeque, live entertainment, and cool refreshments on July 1.

the slip works by attaching it to the dock, which keeps the kayak in place so that lake users can get into their boats without it tipping.

Grade 6 students from Northcott Prairie School put themselves in the shoes of those less fortunate last week, holding a “Walk For Water” event to raise funds and awareness for people around the world who do not have access to clean drinki