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Witches hit the water for first-ever Okotoks Witches Paddle

Witches hit the water for first-ever Okotoks Witches Paddle

The first annual Witches Paddle was held at the Crystal Shores Beach House on Oct. 19.
Okotoks conference to discuss public art, economic growth

Okotoks conference to discuss public art, economic growth

Face to Face 2024 invites the community to discuss the role of public art as a catalyst for tourism and economic growth on Oct. 25.
Arts students bringing Sweet Showcase to Okotoks

Arts students bringing Sweet Showcase to Okotoks

The third annual Alberta High School of Fine Arts Sweet Showcase on Thursday, Oct. 24 will feature performances, art displays and more in support in arts programs
Dewdney Players seeking actors for Bus Stop

Dewdney Players seeking actors for Bus Stop

Cast of quirky characters needed for production of 1950s play set in a run-down café/bus stop in a small Kansas town during a blizzard.
Foothills author's new book examines identity as a police spouse

Foothills author's new book examines identity as a police spouse

'Stolen Identity Restored' follows Diamond Valley author Deborah McInnes' search for identity.
Okotoks author brings book to Rome, meets Pope Francis

Okotoks author brings book to Rome, meets Pope Francis

Holy Trinity Academy grad Mackenzie Neufeld's book 'From Physics to Faith' made it all the way to the Vatican.
GALLERY: Star Wars comes to life in Diamond Valley

GALLERY: Star Wars comes to life in Diamond Valley

The Diamond Valley Sustainable Living Centre felt like a galaxy far, far away during its open house on Oct. 5.
Foothills author tops bestsellers list with tribute to late son

Foothills author tops bestsellers list with tribute to late son

Kathaleen Sorensen's 'Living in the Land of the Uprights' is a touching memoir to her son Thomas, who broke boundaries through disability advocacy.
GALLERY: Rocky Horror returns to Okotoks for 49th anniversary

GALLERY: Rocky Horror returns to Okotoks for 49th anniversary

Okotoks did the time warp again on Saturday, Oct. 5.
Indigenous mural takes Okotoks back in time

Indigenous mural takes Okotoks back in time

Gordon Wesley's mural at the Arts & Learning Campus Plaza shows what the Foothills would have looked like prior to colonization.
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