Rocky View News

Airdrie's competitive men's football team will kick off their 2022 Alberta Football League season against the Central Alberta Buccaneers on June 4.

New book reveals the never-before-told stories of the historical village that once existed at Glenbow Ranch – the site of an important sandstone quarry in the prairies.

The Thumps Up Foundation, an Airdrie-based mental health advocacy group, will be hosting a luncheon alongside Mayor Peter Brown to signal the start of Resiliency Awareness Month on June 1 at 11:30 a.m. at the Town and Country Centre. 

While the approximately 200 RVS students at Summit Trails Online School have been learning virtually this year, principal Dave Smith ensures the school’s first graduation ceremony will be in person.

The community clean up will be followed by an appreciation barbeque in front of NAPA on main street in Beiseker.

James Michaele (Mike) Budd, former Mayor of Crossfield, has passed away at age 72

Not only do participants get to have fun reading from a broad selection of recently published books, they also have a voice in deciding who wins.

Shine up the dancing shoes and pull out your formal wear, traditional graduation ceremonies return to Rocky View County.

The Beiseker Station Museum hosted an afternoon of music, fun, prizes, and refreshments for locals on May 14, while dedicating signs commemorating the present and past buildings on the village's Main Street.

The foundation’s nearest school, located in northeast Calgary, is attended not only by Calgary residents but also children from Airdrie, Langdon, Okotoks, and the surrounding areas.