Rocky View News

Rocky View County will be opening the doors of its headquarters to the public on July 20 from 9 a.m. till noon, inviting all residents of the county to mingle with elected officials, various staff departments, and to enjoy a free pancake breakfast.

The Bragg Creek Days parade has been a hamlet hallmark since 1967, and will return to the community July 16.

This year, the pilots are back and ready to make their planes dance in the air on July 23 and 24, delivering the same performance each day. 

“All of us from Airdrie are really excited to perform in this spectacular show and represent Airdrie when we perform,” Regier said. 

The Crossfield-Madden 4-H Beef Club recently capped off the club year with a fantastic awards banquet and supper.

The construction of seagoing vessels may not be something normally associated with this part of the country, but Cochrane’s Miles Chester is building a budding reputation in the craft nonetheless.

Youth in Airdrie were able to listen to a fairy princess read a story, play games, and solve puzzles in the sunshine on July 9, thanks to Airdrie Public Library's 'Once Upon a Time' event in Nose Creek Regional Park. Photo by Scott Strasser/Airdrie City View

Two-time breast cancer thriver/survivor Diane Martin hopes to share a positive message that there is life after breast cancer at this year’s Batting Against Breast Cancer slo-pitch tournament in Airdrie.

After five years of fundraising, W.G. Murdoch School is expected to install its first accessible playground in September and is looking for volunteers to help finish the project.

Initially, Mendes was supposed to make a trip to the hospital to visit Kaley in Edmonton. But when several of his tour crew tested positive for COVID-19, Kaley and Mendes shared a video call together instead.