A new market in Claresholm will help keep down the cost of Town events
The Town of Claresholm will have a new summer market this summer.
It will be a weekly market happening every Tuesday over the summer, and according to the Engagement Coordinator with the Town, Megan McClung, they are calling it Tuesdays in the Park.
Alberta RCMP are offering a $10,000 reward for information on woman missing since 2019
The Alberta RCMP are asking for assistance in locating a missing woman from 2019.
Shae Lynn McAllister was a 20-year-old mother of two children when she disappeared, and there is a reward for information on McAllister.
What the RCMP know is that McAllister left work from the Fairview A&W on July 4, 2019, at 10:35 p.m., and was last seen at the Fairview Shell gas station at 11:22 p.m.
McAllister has not been seen or heard from since.
Provincial funding will help some schools plan for new construction and renovations, including one in Okotoks
The Provincial government is providing funding to schools so they can plan out their projects, including one in Okotoks.
When a school is built or renovated, a major part of the work is the planning of the design, the location, classroom layout, and more to make sure the school is serving the community in the best way possible.
Want to be part of the RCMP Musical Ride history? Now is your chance
It's that time of year again when people can become a part of RCMP history.
The RCMP's annual Name the Foal contest is open for Canadians 14 years of age and younger.
As part of this contest, Canadian youth will be able to provide name suggestions for upwards of 10 foals that are expected to be born this spring at the RCMP's horse breeding farm in Pakenham, Ontario.
This year, they are specifically looking for names that begin with the letter "B".
Gallery: Sunshine and smiles were everywhere during the 'Hockey Day in Canada' event on Saturday
The sun was shining for 'Hockey Day in Canada' at Okotoks Nissan on Saturday.
Hockey Night in Canada's Kelly Hrudey once again made a special appearance, cheering on the kids, chatting with hockey moms and dads, taking photos, and signing autographs.
Hrudey also brought along enough Hockey Night in Canada towels for all of the kids in the 4-on-4 ball hockey tournament.
The fun fundraiser had over 400 boxes of Cheerios and other cereals donated for the Okotoks Food Bank.
"We have a great seven-day forecast ahead" local weather specialist said
Local amateur weather forecaster Angie Brown is stoked for the warm weather this week.
She joined her Uncle Charlie Brown on the 99.7 Sun Country Morning Show on Monday morning to share the good news.
Okotoks community survey arriving in local mailboxes
Okotoks' 2025 Community Priorities Survey has been launched, but not just anyone can access it.
Postcards with information on how to access the survey are being sent out by mail, with QR codes and phone numbers included.
You may also receive a call from TellCityHall, which provides an option for a link to be sent via text or email.
The survey is open until April 25, with participants being entered to win a $150 gift card to a local business of their choice.
Driveby pies returning to the Foothills
Westwinds Communities' drive-by pies fundraiser is making a return.
It's become an annual tradition, with homemade pies available for order and pickup at local seniors' lodges.
The fundraiser has grown over the years, now being available at Sandstone Lodge in Okotoks, Medicine Tree Manor in High River, and High Country Lodge in Diamond Valley.
Funds raised will contribute to a new handibus to be used across all of Westwinds' Foothills locations.
Pies are $25 and available in apple and strawberry rhubarb flavours.
Orders had to made in advance.
Split the Pot Lottery switches to monthly format
A lottery that supports over 30 healthcare foundations and hospitals in Alberta will now happen every month.
The Split the Pot Lottery was introduced to Alberta in October of 2021, and they've now had three successful runs.
Funds raised by the lottery support 35 healthcare foundations and hospitals across the province, including the Sheep River Health Trust and the High River District Health Care Foundation.
So far, it's raised over $1,000,000, and Albertans have won over $620,000.
Okotoks Oilers looking for Green Army support for games three and four in BCHL playoffs
The Okotoks Oilers are down two games to none in their best-of-seven BCHL round one playoff series.
The Oil dropped game two on Sunday in Penticton, 5-0 to the Penticton Vees.
The Vees have shutout the Oilers 9-0 over the first two playoff games.
The Green Army should be out for games three and four on Tuesday and Wednesday at Viking Rentals Centre, adding that hometown advantage.
Both games have 7 p.m. start times with tickets still available.