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Opening to the public in the City’s new Inspire facility on September 25, longtime users of Airdrie Public Library (APL) will be amazed at what the move from 13,000 to 53,000 sq. ft. can do for one of Canada’s fastest-growing communities.
Band teacher Jordan Harris doesn’t skip a beat when describing the music program at George McDougall High School. “We’re ‘band nerds,’” he says. “At the beginning of each year, I make that designation. The name is an honour, not a stigma.”
If you haven’t heard of Airdrie’s Theo Downey yet, you will. He’s rocketing onto the world stage in the sport of luge.
“If you don’t vote, you’re giving up your say in who represents you and your city.”
Ready to Be Inspired? This fall marks the opening of Inspire — Airdrie’s new multi-use facility and home to the Airdrie Public Library. At 73,000 square feet, the space is more than a building — it’s a catalyst for connection, creativity and commerce in the heart of the city.
At 17, Henry Murphy isn’t your typical high school student. While most teens are navigating Driver’s Ed or juggling homework with part-time jobs, this Croxford High School student is quietly redefining what’s possible, one bench press at a time.
The fifth annual Airdrie Pride festival returns June 28 and once again will offer a chance to reflect on how far we’ve come in terms of LGBTQ2S+ inclusion — and how far we’ve yet to go.
Every thriving community is defined by leaders whose passion and generosity create lasting legacies. Join us in celebrating these outstanding men who continue to make Airdrie a vibrant and compassionate place to call home.
As I reflect on my reign as Miss Rodeo Airdrie 2024, I am filled with gratitude. Being a rodeo queen is more than holding a title and wearing a crown. It is a life experience rooted in memories made, connections created, and the chance to contribute to one’s sport and community.
Airdrie teen Rylee Stilborn is a two-time World Cup athlete in a sport many people know little about. The 16 year-old has been playing roller derby for an astounding 11 years and has been selected to skate in the Junior Roller Derby World Cup in Brisbane, Australia, this July.
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