Athabasca News

Athabasca’s 4-H Beef Club gathered for their awards night June 24. As family, friends and sponsors enjoyed a beef dinner at the Athabasca Seniors Drop-In Centre, 4-Hers took home prizes for their year of hard work.

If someone calls to suggest you commit a crime, Judge John Maher has a simple solution: “Just hang up.

Aspen View Public School board of trustees said their June 16 meeting with Minister of Education David Eggen was “very positive.” “We sat down and had a very candid conversation with him.

Any chills that ran through the audience watching this month’s performances of The Drowsy Chaperone may have come from more than a good show.

Boyle School students were given a Métis cultural experience in Buffalo Lake June 21 for National Aboriginal Day alongside students from Caslan School.

The sweet taste of home-made haskap berry jam on bannock complemented live tunes at the Athabasca Native Friendship Centre’s free chili and bannock lunch June 21.

While other students at Edwin Parr Composite School spent their mornings studying, Braiden Casselman was earning school credit – and career experience – changing oil at Hunter Motors.

With the flick of a wrist and a slight dodging of cascading graduation caps, the gowned Grassland School class of 2017 took their leave into the world of adulthood June 24.

After a decade and a half and almost $2 million raised for the Cross Cancer Institute, Bryan Mudryk's family will be parking their carts and hanging up the clubs.

Aspen View Public Schools are now are riding a tight deadline to have their courses comply with the province’s new school fees law.