Pictured above is the Groovy Girls and Boy team, seconds before they open their very first clue that will set them off on the third annual CNP’s Amazing Teen Race. The Sabres were the first place junior team, while Dead Last Again came in first place for the senior team. Competitors had to learn how to tie a tie from Mayor Blair Painter, use a bow and arrow to shoot balloons, learn how to quilt and paint a square at Alberta Stella Memorial Arena, resulting in a unique mural. Katherine Mertz, project lead with 40 Developmental Assets Crowsnest Pass, had been planning the teen race since the spring. Left to right, Hailey, 13, Devon, 11, Indie, 14, Tressa, 13.

Community institutions, local organizations and members of the municipality gathered at the Community Futures office for a meet-and-greet with Travel Alberta’s CEO, Royce Chwin. Participants engaged in a constructive discussion on the state of [...]

The Board of Directors for the Boys and Girls Club of Crowsnest Pass announced on August 25 that they would not be offering the after-school program for the fall season, leaving some parents scrambling to find [...]

Longtime chicken farmer Lesley Schatz spoke to Council in favour of micro urban chicken farming within the municipality.
Schatz says that she and her family have been [...]

Monday, September 18 was Nomination Day in Crowsnest Pass for the municipal elections.
One nomination for Mayor was received from [...]

Residents of York Creek Lodge, Councillors and members of the public gathered at York Creek Lodge on September 14 to see the new seniors housing facility that is to be built in Coleman.
The new facility, which will be [...]