Athabasca News

Team Spirit and Spirit Inc., helmed by music teachers Leah Meyer and Gina Martel, put on a musical theatre extravaganza entitled "How To Eat Like a Child and Other Lessons in Not Being a Grown-Up " last weekend at the Nancy Appleby Theatre. (above) "How to Torture Your Sister " was performed so well that the audience both clapped and laughed. Sarah Meyer taunts her sisters with a piece of a doughnut.

Perhaps there’s no greater sign that you’re well on your way in your country music career than being able to say that you’re calling from Nashville.

Aspen View Public School Division associate superintendent Mark Francis will be the division’s new superintendent as of this summer. In January, current superintendent Brian LeMessurier announced he was resigning at the end of the school year.

Mackenna Weber adds a few brushstrokes to her airbrushed painting of an elk last Sunday. Weber took part in a two-day airbrushing workshop at NTW Studio & Gallery east of town.

A truck that was stolen from Westlock was located in Athabasca on May 16, and the two occupants were arrested. Athabasca RCMP were advised of two suspicious males at a local business.

Athabasca town council has agreed to charge a $2,000 off-street parking levy for developers who cannot fit enough parking stalls on any proposed development.

A band with a history almost as unique as its music will be rolling into Athabasca on June 30 to headline the first day of festivities at the Magnificent River Rats Festival.

The Village of Boyle has increased its residential mill rate from 7.194 to 7.7161.

A band with a history almost as unique as its music will be rolling into Athabasca on June 30 to headline the first day of festivities at the Magnificent River Rats Festival.

Edwin Parr Composite School Grade 12 student Emily Marsden won an honourable mention for acting, and EPC’s play The Scarlet Heart won for best costumes during the provincial one-act play competition for high schools May 8–10 in Red Deer.