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Getting rid of that last one per cent

Getting rid of that last one per cent

When others prefer to take their Sunday mornings to sleep in or go to church, the Interact Club of Athabasca prefers to walk for ending polio.
Athabasca's own trapshooting champ

Athabasca's own trapshooting champ

With his Krieghoff K-80 Trap Special 12 Gauge, local teen Niklas Tebb was able to shoot down and snag the national sub-junior champion title this past summer where he maintained an 89.7 per cent shooting average in all three disciplines.
Two charged in vehicle theft

Two charged in vehicle theft

Two men have been charged with possession of stolen property and flight from police after being arrested in Buffalo Lake Oct. 21 while driving a vehicle stolen from the Stony Plain area.
Giving the world a swirl

Giving the world a swirl

It’s a simple little treat, really. A hint of red in the chocolate on the outside, a flourish on the top. Inside, a raspberry coulis with a white ganache. But on Oct.
Recognizing local business efforts

Recognizing local business efforts

The “Power of Yes” was the motto of the night at the Athabasca District Chamber of Commerce business awards gala Oct. 19.
Aspen View sees two new faces join board of trustees

Aspen View sees two new faces join board of trustees

With their hands on Bibles, the seven new Aspen Public Schools Division board trustees were sworn into their positions during the board’s organizational meeting Oct. 20. Elections were held Oct.
Five counties, one MLA

Five counties, one MLA

The final report from the Alberta Electoral Boundaries Commission released Oct. 19 recommends that Athabasca, Westlock, Smoky Lake, Thorhild and Barrhead counties join to form one constituency.
Breathing life into Grimm fairytales

Breathing life into Grimm fairytales

Edwin Parr Composite School students will transform the Nancy Appleby Theatre into a place of fairy tales come to life, in their Nov. 1-3 production of The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon.
Running for cancer research

Running for cancer research

Parents, firefighters and a local RCMP officer joined Grassland School in their Terry Fox Run-Turkey Trot Oct. 20, raising money for cancer research.
Fresh start for town council

Fresh start for town council

Town of Athabasca residents voted to wipe the slate clean in the Oct. 16 municipal election.
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