Langdon News

Landonites were at fever pitch during Langdon Days celebrations Aug. 20 to 22 enjoying an assortment of fun activities including baseball tournaments, family bingo, and food trucks.

Some well owners in west Langdon were left frustrated after a development in the community may have inadvertently impacted their access to water.

On July 24, Nathaniel Sarabura stopped at the Gas Plus in Langdon and filled the tank of his compact Mazda 3 with $46 worth of regular-grade gasoline. Or so he thought.

After heightened security costs initially jeopardized the event, the annual Langdon Days celebration will officially be moving ahead this summer after all.

Multiple incidents of minor vandalism in the hamlet of Langdon are causing irritation among citizens, particularly within the Langdon Community Association.

Langdon’s annual three-day weekend festival in July has been postponed until the end of summer, in the hopes that eased public health restrictions will allow for a full range of festivities by then.

Langdon’s new baseball diamonds will officially be called Iron Horse Fields, after Rocky View County (RVC) council approved the recreational facility’s name at their May 25 regular meeting.

The community of Langdon is in luck, as Rocky View County (RVC) council voted to pursue the development of a library in the hamlet on April 27.