Rocky View News

A family in West Bragg Creek have lost their home following a large house fire on the early morning of Sept. 16.

Crossfield’s longest-serving local politician is stepping down from the position of mayor, with Jo Tennant confirming on Sept. 16 that she is not running for re-election in the Oct. 18 municipal vote.

The Bert Church LIVE Theatre will be host to a Fleetwood Mac tribute band on Sept. 25, including live performances of the rock band’s greatest hits from the 1970’s and 80’s, along with some of the band’s hidden gems.

After a whirlwind 2020-21, Airdrie’s AAA hockey teams are itching to return to seasonal play, which is set to kick off in October.

Airdrie’s Navy League Cadet Corps, “Holger Storm,” is gearing up for its fourth season and will have the chance to return to traditional meetings for the first time in nearly a year.

The City of Airdrie celebrated airdrieFEST on Sept. 11, with the annual street festival including various booths and entertainers on Main Street.

Following the Alberta government’s Sept. 3 announcement reinstating mask mandates, $100 incentives for vaccinations, and liquor curfews, a member of the United Conservative Party (UCP) has spoken out in opposition to the party’s stance.

A two-hour event featuring music, motivational speaking, and prayer is being hosted by Kingdom City Church in Nose Creek Regional Park on Sept. 19, as a way to encourage and uplift the community.

As active COVID-19 cases in the province continue to climb at a substantial rate, the Airdrie Food Bank has decided to move its annual Empty Bowls Art Festival fundraiser online once again this year.

The Polaris Centre for the Performing Arts in East Balzac hosted a slate of free concerts and performances on Sept. 11, in conjunction with Alberta Culture Days. The venue is hosting additional performances on Sept. 18.