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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River Valley fire ban lifted

Recent moisture and changes in weather has resulted in the River Valley Fire Ban being lifted.

Alberta doctors seek clarity on health-care eligibility ahead of referendum

Alberta physicians want the provincial government to explain how it will assess patients' eligibility for publicly funded health care as the province prepares for its Oct. 19 referendum and rolls out new health-care cards.

Environment Lethbridge hosts community repair skills event

Lethbridge residents can learn practical skills, from mending clothing to maintaining bicycles, at an upcoming community event led by local volunteers.

Repeat speeding stops raises concerns on Taber-area roads

Taber police have reported several excessive-speeding incidents in the Municipal District of Taber over the past three weeks.

Rescue groups step up to help eight dogs in Lethbridge

Eight dogs are receiving care after being taken into the Lethbridge Animal Shelter as part of an animal-welfare investigation.

Taber 911 upgrades emergency communications tools

Taber Police Service and Taber 911 are taking the next step toward modernizing emergency communications services in the community.

Residents reminded to give rattlesnakes space as fall approaches

As temperatures start to cool with the changing seasons, southern Albertans are being reminded that prairie rattlesnakes are still on the move.

Three arrested following separate Taber break-ins

Three people have been arrested following separate break-in-related incidents in Taber in mid-September.

Lethbridge Polytechnic introducing two-year Primary Care Paramedic diploma

Lethbridge Polytechnic is replacing its one-year Primary Care Paramedic certificate with a two-year diploma beginning in fall 2027.

BBB warns Albertans about gold-bar scam

Albertans are being warned about a fraud scheme in which victims are persuaded to buy gold bars and surrender them to people claiming the precious metals will keep their money safe.

Alberta Safeway workers to vote on Sobeys’ final offer ahead of potential strike

Safeway workers across Alberta are being asked to vote on a final offer from Sobeys Inc.

Elections Alberta outlines special ballot, voting plans ahead of referendum

With just under a month left until the provincial referendum, Elections Alberta is releasing more information on voting and election worker recruitment efforts.

Court quashes U of L decision to cancel 2023 Widdowson lecture

The Alberta Court of King’s Bench has quashed the University of Lethbridge’s decision to cancel a planned lecture by former university professor Frances Widdowson.

LPS charge teen in connection to alleged incidents on Coalbanks Trail

A 15-year-old is facing charges connected to an alleged sexual assault and a series of what police call “indecent acts” that are targeting girls and women walking along a city green strip on the city’s south side.

LSCO opens doors for Senior Discovery Days

The Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization is opening its doors Sept. 18 and 19 for Senior Discovery Days, giving residents a chance to tour the centre, sample programs and connect with its clubs and members.

Animal services urges responsible pet ownership after kitten rescue

Three kittens are safe after spending the night inside a commercial utility compound during heavy rain, according to Community Animal Services.
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River Valley fire ban lifted

Recent moisture and changes in weather has resulted in the River Valley Fire Ban being lifted.

Alberta doctors seek clarity on health-care eligibility ahead of referendum

Alberta physicians want the provincial government to explain how it will assess patients' eligibility for publicly funded health care as the province prepares for its Oct. 19 referendum and rolls out new health-care cards.

Crews knock down southside fire in Lethbridge

Lethbridge fire crews responded to a blaze on the south side of the city over the Thanksgiving weekend.

Environment Lethbridge hosts community repair skills event

Lethbridge residents can learn practical skills, from mending clothing to maintaining bicycles, at an upcoming community event led by local volunteers.

Repeat speeding stops raises concerns on Taber-area roads

Taber police have reported several excessive-speeding incidents in the Municipal District of Taber over the past three weeks.
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