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The positive trend of dropping local COVID-19 cases continued in recent days, as Airdrie reported 74 active cases on Jan. 31, down six from three days prior.

The Beiseker Fire Department has appointed a new fire chief, following the second retirement of former chief Bob Ursu at the end of 2020. Beiseker Village Coun.

For the first half of the year about 2,250 Grades 1 to 9 students logged in online, for the second half of the year this number will stay about the same.

The province released a plan Friday for the further easing of restrictions.

As winter weather continues in Airdrie over the coming weeks, ENMAX has shared some tips to help residents save on their energy bill during the cold season.

After a week of positives as active cases of COVID-19 dropped daily, Airdrie reported 80 active cases of the virus, a decrease of one from the day previous.

Members of the Indus Minor Hockey Association (IMHA) gathered at the hamlet’s recreation centre Jan. 26 to protest continued restrictions that prevent team sports from being played in Alberta.

For the third day in a row this week active cases of COVID-19 have dropped by nine or more, as the city reported 81 active cases.

The Airdrie Chamber of Commerce is working on a video campaign that will feature local business owners in hopes of grabbing the attention of the provincial government.

The Airdrie Air Park played host to a special moment in BMX history last summer. On Aug.