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“There's definitely a little bit of rivalry because each team definitely wants to win, just for the bragging rights,” said Andrew McPherson, charities president of the Airdrie Professional Firefighters Association. “But at the end of the day, the common goal is to get as many donations into the bins prior and during the game to help out the Christmas hamper program to support Airdrie and local Airdrie and area families during Christmas.”

As the holiday season rounds the corner, the Airdrie Festival of Lights is getting set to return to Nose Creek Park for another December of Christmas fun. On Dec.

Traffic being rerouted while repairs underway.

“Children who receive shoebox gifts cherish each item inside, but they treasure the notes and photos—just knowing who sent them that shoebox means the world to them,” said Kendra Shields, director of Operation Christmas Child.

While the Crossfield Christmas hamper program has seen a steady increase of hamper requests, organizers in Irricana haven't noticed an impact.

The Airdrie 1st Club officially kicked off its annual Christmas Hamper campaign.

Free all day facilitated workshop in Langdon with Do More Ag on Dec. 6.

The Brag Creek Community Association is hosting a "Kids Only Store" Christmas market on Dec. 2. Kids 12 and under are invited to register at www.eventbrite.

With the holiday season right around the corner, the children of Langdon will get to experience an interesting twist on a classic Christmas tradition. The Langdon Community Association is hosting a Santa’s Workshop event on Dec.