Athabasca News

Edmonton band North of Here brought their youthful exuberance to the Nancy Appleby Theatre stage Nov. 12, the farthest north the group has played so far.

Drink glasses and paint brushes were in abundance as participants unleashed their inner artists in Neighbours Pub on Nov. 3.

After spending $14,000 to find a new chief administrative officer, the leading candidate has decided not to accept the Town of Athabasca's offer. On Nov.

It was a little unusual seeing toys littering the main hall of the Athabasca Senior’s Centre on Oct. 15, but it was for a good cause.

The Town of Athabasca will have to wait until at least June to get the results of the upcoming municipal inspection, according to provincial officials. Municipal Affairs is currently in the process of hiring an inspector to conduct the inspection.

The Town of Athabasca’s council voted to offer the position of chief administrative after an hour-long in-camera session at their last meeting. On Nov. 1 Coun.

Residents of Athabasca County lined the walls of council chambers to have their say on the proposed Land Use Bylaw (LUB), Municipal Development Plan (MDP) and temporary camping bylaw at a public hearing Oct. 27.

A full six days into his role as Athabasca University president, Neil Fassina had his ear to the ground. On that sixth day, Oct. 18, Fassina spoke with the Advocate about his plans for the school.

What do you get when you cross A Midsummer Night’s Dream with Jersey Shore? The drama students at Edwin Parr Composite (EPC) school will show you this Thursday, as they perform their modern rendition of one of William Shakespeare’s most famous plays

The Athabasca District Chamber of Commerce is getting set for Moonlight Madness on Nov. 25.