The Municipal Development Plan (MDP) was given final approval at the Kneehill County Council meeting for July 18, but not without some concerns. A bit of confusion reigned at the County’s July 18 meeting when Council held second reading of their Draft Municipal Development Plan, Bylaw 1735 and the motion was defeated. Clr. Wittstock abstained from voting as he had missed the public hearing. Clr. Holsworth and Clr. Calhoun voiced concerns with the different Environmentally Significant Area

Stettler RCMP has become aware of a 'new' scam involving personal email. A recipient will receive an email that will appear to come directly from Interac advising of a refund owed back to the recipient and provide a deadline to receive the money.

It is recommended that if you're not expecting any type of money transfer via Interac E-Transfer to do the following:

Contact the 'refunder' directly through another medium (ie. phone, a different email account or attend in person if possible)Do not op

Edmonton, AB (July 24, 2017): On the heels of a historic unity vote for conservatives in Alberta, members of the legacy Wildrose and Progressive Conservative caucuses held their first joint meeting as united conservatives and elected the new party’s interim leader, Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills MLA Nathan Cooper. The vote showed a united caucus ready to fight for hard-working, everyday Albertans, interim United Conservative Party Leader Nathan Cooper said today:

“Last weekend, we saw an

Daniel and Linda Smith, who reside south of Three Hills, are an exceptionally interesting couple who met in high school in Calgary and now, into their retirement years they have absorbed the medieval era into a way of life that has transformed their own, considerably large backyard into a realistic medieval encampment. When they moved out of Calgary in 2007 and purchased an 18 acre property south of Three Hills, they held a number of weekend medieval festivals for friends and family before deci