Wheel's West

The Town of Black Diamond wants residents’ input to help shape the future of the community. A citizen satisfaction survey has been sent to each household in town asking opinions on topics ranging from quality of life to snow removal.

Black Diamond residents are getting more in touch with their community following the release of the Town’s revamped website. The Town spent the last several weeks updating its 10-year-old site, at town.blackdiamond.ab.

Despite declaring Turner Valley’s drinking water safe, the provincial government is requiring the Town to make some changes.

Royalite residents are calling efforts to prevent traffic from using a closed road through a nearby golf course insufficient.

One less night spent in Turner Valley’s council chambers is expected to save money and offer convenience for Town staff.

Turner Valley citizens say they look forward to a two-year pilot project that will bring public transit to their community.

Keeping people warm during the coldest months of the year has become a decades-old tradition for a group of volunteers.

Four councillors from two neighbouring communities will spend the next few months brainstorming future development in their communities.

Canada’s most popular coffee and donut stop is expected to open its doors in Black Diamond in less than a year. Jaymont Developers principal Jason Williams anticipates Tim Hortons restaurant will be open in September 2016.

Foothills residents brave enough to enter the Turner Valley legion basement after dark this month will never look at circus carnivals the same way.