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Bernie and Red are once again bringing their distinctly British blend of music and humour to Red Deer.

An art exhibit exploring the studio spaces of some famous and not-so-famous painters, sculptors and photographers is running at the Rocky Mountain House Public Library until June 27.

“You just never know,” says Anna Stanton. You never know when you’ll find an old treasure hiding in somebody’s yard or garage.

Both sides in the video lottery terminal issue look forward to a debate if one is called on whether the machines should be returned to Rocky Mountain House.

Grandview Elementary grade four student Josh Helder, 10, keeps the beat going as he participates in a music class on Thursday.

Pat Mulrooney leads his wife Tara through the tunnel separating Three Mile Bend’s lagoons Thursday. Hoping to eventually retire to the West Coast, the couple bought kayaks now to learn how to handle them on placid waters before taking out into the Pacific Occean.

Alberta Ombudsman Gord Button is insisting the province’s Out-of-Country Health Services Appeal Panel re-examine funding requests from two Red Deer families.

A project estimated to cost more than $5 million would see the Rancher’s Valley Inn in downtown Red Deer rise two floors and provide as many as 85 affordable housing suites.

Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach is defying critics by saying the spring sitting of the legislature went “very well” and he’s proud of what his government accomplished.

Big M Shows labourer Priscilla Badger scrubs grease and dirt from a tarp destined to decorate the company’s Ferris wheel outside the Blackfalds Multi-plex Wednesday.