Just in time for Christmas, the Battle River Watershed Alliance is launching a new hardcover coffee table book in which the Flagstaff Region is featured prominently.
Titled the Traversing Terrain & Experience Atlas, this publication is composed of a compilation of stories, art, photography, geography, and interesting facts.
Flagstaff County uses two logos: the Flagstaff County Corporate logo and the Flagstaff Region Brand logo.
Every time STARS air ambulance lands in our region, we are reminded of how fortunate we are to have this vital service.
Flagstaff County and the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) are proud to announce a partnership dedicated towards conserving the Meyers property, an ecologically significant piece of land along the Battle River.
This project is of particular importance as it represents the first time NCC and Flagstaff County have partnered to conserve a property owned by the municipality.
Archaeologists have unearthed what is believed to be an ancient bison bone from a historically significant area of Flagstaff County.
The discovery was made in a three-metre-deep trench dug up with an excavator Aug. 27 during excavation efforts near one of the County’s gravel pits.
Flagstaff County has taken inventory of a valuable part of the region’s rich heritage: its barns.
Over the summers of 2016, 2017 and 2018, university student Sydney Hampshire spearheaded this important project to help bolster the understanding and appreciation of rural agricultural history right here in Flagstaff County.