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Trail system about to be improved

Adding new paths in a west-end neighbourhood and at a new off-leash dog park are part of this year’s trail enhancements for Red Deer.

Reward offered for hit-and-run clues

The father of a 15-year-old girl who was injured by a hit-and-run driver in the Rimbey area is offering a reward for information about the motorist who fled the scene.
Swallowtail beauty

Swallowtail beauty

A swallowtail butterfly lights on a tree branch near Heritage Ranch Tuesday. With wingspans of up to 10 cm, swallowtails are considered to be among the largest and loveliest of Alberta’s butterflies.
Food Bank calls Canadian heroes for mac & cheese

Food Bank calls Canadian heroes for mac & cheese

The Red Deer Food Bank has recruited Canada’s former top soldier, as well as a war hero who lost his legs in Afghanistan, to drum up donations for a unique luncheon fundraiser in September.
Driver abandons his vehicle mid-stream

Driver abandons his vehicle mid-stream

A romp through the Red Deer River near Bower Ponds has landed a driver in hot water.
Garage becomes a group project

Garage becomes a group project

A Waskasoo homeowner will have to wait to find out if his plans to improve the appearance of a large garage will meet with municipal planning commission approval.

Women seeking safety run short of options in finding shelter: study

A study assessing the level of danger for Alberta women in abusive relationships points to a need for more transitional housing once they leave shelters.
Wedding bells for Web Producer

Wedding bells for Web Producer

Congratulations to Red Deer Advocate's web producer, Leo Pare, who married his sweetheart, Amanda Paulgaard, on Saturday, June 20, 2009.
Tunnel of elms

Tunnel of elms

A walker and her dog make their way along Ross Street under the shade of mature elm trees that have lined the roadway for decades.
Against the tide

Against the tide

Willie Mack is like a fish who swims against the tide.