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Driving conditions have improved since Innisfail RCMP issued a warning of slippery conditions along Hwy 2 between Red Deer and Olds at 8:30 a.m. this morning.

Radiothon, in support of Ronald McDonald House and Camp Quality, will run for 24 hours on May 6 and 7.

Outreach staff member Brooke Garbutt is seen here leaving the Canadian Mental Health Association’s offices, using the newly modified entrance.

Looking to make a pass, Kassidie Heibert spins on her heels as Caitlin McCarthy runs past in an effort to get to her starting position before the ball is passed from hand to hand around a circle of students at Grandview Elementary School in Red Deer on Tuesday.

In an artistic field dominated by men, a former Innisfail woman and her alder burl owl have done a little pioneering.

White-out conditions obscured any sign of spring in Central Alberta on Tuesday and created hazardous driving conditions.

Bruises, a sore wrist and interviews with a police detective are among the memories a Red Deer dental assistant has brought back from New York after what she now believes was a brush with a terrorist.

Innisfail RCMP are warning travel is not recommended on Hwy 2 north and south of Bowden.

Firemedic Bill Smith, right, has his rappeling line checked by instructor Todd Learn before accompanying a dummy-laden stretcher down the tower at the Red Deer Fire Training Centre Friday. A number of firemedics went through a high angle rescue course so they’d know how to safely and securely get a victim from heights to ground level.

The goose might lay the golden egg, but Red Deer’s most famous bird of prey lays them in lipstick pink.