Emily Rogers

3 days ago | okotoksonline.com | Emily Rogers

The Town of Okotoks recognized three local youth during the May 26 Regular Council Meeting.   During the meeting, the youths received the “Awesome Kids” delegation.   Lucie Killam was recognized for her involvement in school sports and productions, her volunteerism, academic excellence, contributing to a positive school spirit, and her unconditional kindness and inclusive spirit.

4 weeks ago | highriveronline.com | Emily Rogers

Claresholm Town Council is moving forward with a solar project to offset the cost of utilities for the arena.    The roughly $513,000 Solar Photovoltaic System project was approved during the April 28 Regular Council Meeting.    In the spring, the town requested companies to submit project proposals.   The town received 15 submissions for both large microgeneration systems and micro microgeneration systems.

4 weeks ago | okotoksonline.com | Emily Rogers

Claresholm Town Council is moving forward with a solar project to offset the cost of utilities for the arena.    The roughly $513,000 Solar Photovoltaic System project was approved during the April 28 Regular Council Meeting.    In the spring, the town requested companies to submit project proposals.   The town received 15 submissions for both large microgeneration systems and micro microgeneration systems.

1 month ago | okotoksonline.com | Emily Rogers

The Bomber Command Museum of Canada is commemorating the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, with VE Engine-Run Day this weekend.   The event honours those who served.   “Canada's contribution to the allied victory in the Second World War, although not well known because we don't boast, was huge,” said Karl Kjarsgaard, Bomber Command Museum of Canada Curator.    “It's an important point in our history, and we want to celebrate it. Freedom is not free.

1 month ago | highriveronline.com | Emily Rogers

Due to the dry conditions, a Fire Restriction is now in effect for Foothills County.   With high temperatures and wind speeds, the risk of fire increases in areas where dry vegetation is exposed.   Under the restriction, residential fire pits and safe campfires in campgrounds, gas or propane stoves, and wood pellet smokers are still permitted.   Foothills County residents and visitors are urged to use extra caution and be vigilant during this time.