Rocky View News

The Boys and Girls Club of Airdrie (BGCA) is offering a weekly videography camp that will teach aspiring YouTube stars about the technical aspects of the industry and equip them for better online safety.

Airdrie local Anthony Morvillo is gearing up for the release of a new delivery application, which he hopes will not only help people get what they need in a timely fashion, but also stimulate the local economy.

The rise in cases continues as Airdrie reported 240 active as of April 14, up 25 from April 11.

For Airdronians interested in spending some time outside and making a difference for the community at the same time, Volunteer Airdrie Society is hosting its annual highway clean-up event on May 1.

A motor-vehicle collision in Reunion on Tuesday evening resulted in damage to three vehicles after a pick-up truck collided with a vehicle parked nearby in a residential driveway.

A local theatre company in Airdrie is offering virtual workshops and other online activities this spring and summer to help the community with the psychological effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.

A new roundabout is coming to the intersection of Range Road 11 and Highway 566 in Balzac, south of Airdrie. According to Alberta Transportation, construction work started April 12 to convert the existing four-way stop to a roundabout.

Registration for a youth music class in Bragg Creek has started up in hopes of teaching local kids the importance of music.

The Rocky View Schools' (RVS) Board of Trustees has announced that they will not be participating in the pilot project for the Alberta Government's draft K-6 curriculum this fall.

As COVID-19 cases across the province continue to rise, Airdrie has reported 215 active cases as of April 11, up 33 from April 9.