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Jam’s Airdrie has gotten creative and found a way to incorporate a popular television show on its menu, while at the same time supporting local charities.

The provincial stage is set for some of Airdrie’s talented up and coming football players.

The Nose Creek Players (NCP) theatre company has partnered with a local photographer to sell custom Airdrie-themed mugs in an effort to raise funds for the company’s upcoming performances and programs.

The future of what Main Street will look like appeared to be a sticking point during the City of Airdrie’s consultation process for its long-term downtown revitalization plan.

Since it began in March 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic has put a damper on many communities’ theatre performances, dance recitals, and artist showcases.

The Boys and Girls Club of Airdrie has followed suit with fellow Canadian chapters, changing its name to a title that promotes more inclusivity.

Airdrie's inaugural Food for Thought cultural festival took place on July 9 and 10, including live entertainment, food trucks, and a beer garden.

An Airdrie bartender’s signature creation is once again in the running to be named Canada’s top Caesar.

Two Airdrie residents are getting fit this summer while raising funds to support cancer research at the same time.