Workers are hustling to finish the new concrete stage at Bower Ponds by Canada Day.
The stage is to be opened for use during the July 1 festivities by cultural dancers, singers and other entertainers.
Opposition is mounting in Lacombe to a town plan to expand a cemetery into an adjacent ball diamond park.
Pesky frost problems brought harness racing to a halt two weekends early at Alberta Downs, but owner Robert Allen hasn’t reined in his ambitions.
Horror stories often fill the pages of newspapers about temporary foreign workers being taken advantage of by employers who make them work extra hours or agencies that charge exorbitant fees.
Organizers of the 19th Annual Meyers Norris Penny MS Walk are ecstatic that they defied the recession and had their best year yet.
Airplane and air force enthusiasts got a first glimpse at plans for a new aviation museum during the Air Affair at the Red Deer Airport on Saturday.
Officials have ruled out the prime suspect in the mystery over how a herd of Alberta pigs was infected with the new swine flu virus sweeping the globe.
Residents of Sylvan Lake and the Summer Village of Jarvis Bay voiced their concerns Saturday that land designated as a natural preservation area could soon be used for the Twin Fawn Development.
A man was taken into custody after an RCMP negotiator convinced him to throw out a gun from his motorhome at the Open Creek Campground, around 35 kilometres west of Rimbey, Saturday.
The trial of one of three man charged with stealing a quad that resulted in one of them being shot by a farmer is set for the fall.
Kyle Rosenthal 23, of Alix entered a not guilty plea in Stettler provincial court on Thursday and will be back in court on Sept. 21 for trial He faces a charge of theft of less than $5,000.
Three trial dates in March were set Thursday for a teenager charged with killing two males in a crash last fall.
Lacombe County is continuing efforts to develop a snapshot of the health of Lacombe Lake.
The horrific discovery of a drowned cat inside a knapsack weighted down by rocks in Red Deer has turned out to be a beloved pet from Sundre.
New construction accommodates larger enrolments and increasing costs expected at Red Deer College
Red Deer RED plans to go green.
Kaylen Fenger, 15, left, marks the arm of fellow Bill 44 protester Sabrina Shackel, 16, outside the Red Deer Public Library Thursday.
Red Deer firemedics work to cut the trapped driver of a dump truck from his cab as southbound Hwy 2 traffic backs up towards the Hwy 11A overpass Thursday.
An energy audit by Hunting Hills High School students suggests the Red Deer Public School District could save thousands of dollars by turning off TVs and computers when school isn’t in session.
A 38-year-old man will be sentenced in July after pleading guilty to robbing a convenience store on May 30.
Pine Lake-area resident James Potter regularly crisscrosses Central Alberta, caring for 1,300 nest boxes for ducks, kestrels and owls.