Athabasca News

North Fork Cash is a Gypsy Cob that horse trick trainer Jackie Johnson — who has performed in front of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge — has taught to sit. Johnson offered a clinic in Smith last weekend.

For a generation that has grown up with the anthropomorphized dinosaurs of animated films, perhaps it’s easy to believe that dinosaurs have zany relatives — even birds. But in the scientific community, it’s groundbreaking stuff, according to Dr.

The Heartwood Folk Club will host Cam Neufeld and the Road to Django Collective Sept. 28 at the Nancy Appleby Theatre for what will be the group’s premiere performance outside of Edmonton.

Tanu Tyszka-Evans has announced he is running for a spot on the Town of Athabasca's council come the Oct. 21 municipal election.

More than $400,000 alleged to be missing from Muskeg Creek local improvement project funding was not earmarked exclusively for the project and was never improperly used, Town of Athabasca administration has stated.

Following a 7.3-per-cent decrease to its government operating grant, Athabasca University (AU) has resorted to layoffs.

Bob Hooey is running for school board trustee in the southwest ward (which includes Rochester School and Thorhild Central School) against Patricia Pedersen.

Nominations for the Oct. 21 municipal election ran from 10 a.m. to noon today, and at the Town of Athabasca offices, many candidates keep their promises to run. One previously unannounced candidate entered the race, too.

Nominations for the Oct. 21 municipal election have closed for today, but only four village council candidates have come forward for the five Village of Boyle councillor positions. As a result, nominations will reopen again tomorrow from 10 a.m.

Nominations for the Oct. 21 municipal elections were submitted by Athabasca County council hopefuls at the county office this morning.