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Frequenters of Chestermere’s off-leash area near John Peake Park will see some additional furry faces throughout the summer, as the City of Chestermere introduces a team of hungry goats to help control noxious and invasive weeds.

Crossfield is still looking for volunteers to help out on the busiest two days of the year for the small town – Pete Knight Days, which takes place June 8 and 9.

Grade 6 students at C.W. Perry School used a $500 Educational Partnership Foundation grant to give back to their community while learning about different forms of government.

Fans of Roald Dahl’s classic children’s book James and the Giant Peach will see their favourite characters come to life at Bert Church LIVE Theatre May 24 to 26, when Airdrie’s Nose Creek Players perform the tale on stage.

A dancer from Morley just took his skills to Hollywood. Cory Beaver, trained primarily in hip-hop dancing, auditioned to be a backup dancer for Janet Jackson in Los Angeles.

Agriculture for Life is encouraging drivers and farmers to be safe on the roads this season to ensure there aren’t any injuries or upset drivers.

Spring is a beautiful time to experience and explore Glenbow Ranch Provincial Park, according to Sarah Parker, executive director of the Glenbow Ranch Park Foundation.

In mid-April, 12 students and two teachers from Bow Valley High School (BVHS) set out on a three-day trip that few other Canadian high school students have the chance to take – camping in the Saskatchewan Glacier.

Sometimes, who you are can seem to be divorced from who you want to be. Making that connection can be hard, but it’s exactly what Elisa Neven-Pugh aims to address.

One of 16 Alberta youth honoured at the 2018 Great Kid Awards was Airdrie’s Kate Metcalfe, who made waves earlier this year when she spearheaded W.H. Croxford High School’s Movement for Mental Health.