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Claire Leveque’s cremated remains return home to Canada

Claire Leveque’s cremated remains return home to Canada

Emotional homecoming for murdered Westlock woman brings closure, says family
Westlock Library shares 2024-2028 Plan of Service at open house

Westlock Library shares 2024-2028 Plan of Service at open house

New technology, including 3D printer and self-checkout machine in the spotlight
Fly-bys still a problem within Pembina Hills

Fly-bys still a problem within Pembina Hills

Director of transportation Shantelle Haitel says there have been 47 'fly-bys' reported this year
Westlock County native Ken Lange named to Ultimate Canada’s Hall of Fame

Westlock County native Ken Lange named to Ultimate Canada’s Hall of Fame

Class of 2023 unveiled at the end of March
Break-in occurs at one Westlock County fire hall, suspicious activity reported at another

Break-in occurs at one Westlock County fire hall, suspicious activity reported at another

Break-ins at fire halls pose potential risk to public if essential equipment is stolen, says RCMP
Westlock Community Foundation helping students pursue educational opportunities

Westlock Community Foundation helping students pursue educational opportunities

New Scholarship Fund will offer financial assistance for post-secondary studies and research projects
Westlock pickleball tournament draws 160 players

Westlock pickleball tournament draws 160 players

Pickleball offers easy exercise and social interaction for its mostly senior participants
Two R.F. Staples students qualify for provincial Skills Canada competition

Two R.F. Staples students qualify for provincial Skills Canada competition

Charles Gordon and Adam Moscaluk finish second and fourth at regional automotive competition on April 6
Towaw Cattle Co. Ltd. annual bull sale averages $8,027

Towaw Cattle Co. Ltd. annual bull sale averages $8,027

The highest-selling bull went for $28,000
Busy days ahead at Westlock Seed Cleaning Co-op Ltd

Busy days ahead at Westlock Seed Cleaning Co-op Ltd

With growing season approaching, a local seed company is reminding growers to make sure their seeds are healthy
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