Community

After the previous two years of the COVID-19 pandemic, this summer finally felt like a return to normalcy.

Whether it’s a bookmark or a heart-shaped sticky note, each forgotten item reminds us of the stories contained within libraries and of the lives of those who use them.

“Everybody is exploring more digital capabilities, and so we are forward-thinking as to how we’re evolving,” she said.

“We’re thrilled to be launching a new program that will help ensure we have the right support services businesses need to be successful,” said Mayor Peter Brown in the City’s press release.

"My heart is pounding right now and I'm still so surprised from what I got last week," Contant said about the double-win. "This is too much. I can't believe it."

The horror author noted there are approximately 100 chapters written by Pettis and his colleagues about their favourite horror movie and why it was so impactful to them.

The group of Airdrie senior women known as My Brother's Keeper wants to get the word out that after a two-plus-year hiatus brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, they are finally back to serving the community.

Legion members, local dignitaries, and community members attended the Airdrie Cenotaph for a wreath laying ceremony in honour of Queen Elizabeth II on Sept. 19.

With its unique name and ever-changing location, the family-operated business 'The Caffeinated Squirrel' brewed its way to the top in this year's best cup of coffee category. 

Teachers deserve our encouragement and help, and Educator Cards are a way to make their job a little easier.