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Kass Patterson

Born and raised in Calgary, Kass, from a young age, developed a love for learning people's stories and being able to share them with the community (or her family, or whoever would listen). In addition to working in communities like Okotoks and Calgary, Kass has also spent her summers travelling with the World Professional Chuckwagon Association since 2019, to help provide a peek behind the barn door into the world of chuckwagon racing. Outside of work and anything horse related, Kass is a reader and an avid country music fan, and most likely can be found with the biggest cup of coffee possible.

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City Council to discuss possible plans for the future of the LDE

The conversation about splitting the Lethbridge and District Exhibition into two components is set to go forward to Lethbridge City Council at the end of the month for discussion.

Lethbridge rental prices rise higher then those in Edmonton: report

The cost of rent in Lethbridge is higher than the cost of rent in Alberta’s capital city, according to the latest National Rent Report for Urbanation and Rentals.ca. 

Kidney Walk happening in Lethbridge later this month

At the end of the month members of the Lethbridge community are invited to come together to raise funds and awareness about organ donation during the Lethbridge Kidney Walk. 

Pedestrian ramp repair anticipated to impact daily commute

Starting Monday repair work on a pedestrian ramp on the city’s west side is expected to impact drivers and pedestrians. 

ASIRT investigation into 2022 RCMP Pincher Creek incident concluded, officer cleared

An RCMP officer involved in an incident where he used his stun gun in June 2022, is said to have done so legally.

Traffic stop results in the seizure of drugs, weapons

A vehicle has been seized by police following a traffic stop where the driver is alleged to have open alcohol, drugs and weapons in the vehicle. 

AHS advises community of possible measles exposure

Alberta Health Services is advising the public of a confirmed case of measles in southern Alberta with exposure in Lethbridge.

Chief Mountain port set to open for the season

The Chief Mountain port of entry will officially be opening for the season in the middle of May. 

McHappy Day gives back to the community

On Thursday a quick stop at McDonald’s will support local organizations and the Ronald McDonald House Charity during the 31st Annual McHappy Day event. 

Taber man facing mischief charges following alleged floral incident

A Taber man is facing mischief charges after allegedly attempting to break into a local store.

Pair of economic focused websites launch in the Lethbridge region

Two newly developed websites have launched to help highlight the Lethbridge region. 

Support for HALO Air Ambulance soars at 2nd annual event

Parents say their adult daughter would not still be here if HALO Air Ambulance had not been able to get to her and get her to the hospital to address a serious head injury she suffered during a horseback riding incident. 

210 measles cases reported across Alberta, education campaign launching mid May

As of noon on Friday, there were 210 confirmed cases of measles reported across Alberta with 26 of those reported as being active. 

Measles exposure reported at four locations around Lethbridge region

Alberta Health Services is advising the public of a confirmed case of measles in Southern Alberta with exposure in Lethbridge, Taber and Coaldale between April 20th and 29th. 

Tourism Lethbridge prepares for app launch, season opening of local attractions

Tourism Lethbridge is ready for summer, with not only numerous attractions around the region opening but also the organization's new app expected to launch. 

11th annual Jane’s Walk events happening around Lethbridge this weekend

Over the weekend those who want to take part in the local Jane’s Walk will be able to take a look at the different amenities Lethbridge has to visit. 
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Two water-related road projects may impact northside commuters

Crews will be working on the northside of Lethbridge for water-related projects, which could impact drivers.

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Concerns about Canada Disability Benefit felt by local AISH recipients

Set to begin this summer, the Government of Alberta announced the new Canada Disability Benefit will be considered ‘non-exempt’ income for AISH recipients.

Fundraiser for cardiac care centre receives $1 million donation

A campaign aimed at improving cardiac care in southern Alberta has received an anonymous $1 million donation.

Closed door reduces damage in south Lethbridge house fire

A closed door helped contain a fire to one room in a south Lethbridge home. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.
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