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Budget cuts leave Athabasca multiplex lacking critical maintenance

Budget cuts leave Athabasca multiplex lacking critical maintenance

Town and county funding cuts mean over half the needed projects not being done in 2025
New crystal, tarot and everything spiritual store comes to Athabasca

New crystal, tarot and everything spiritual store comes to Athabasca

Crystal Culture is Athabasca's newest portal to all things metaphysical
BREAKING: Aspen View school buses cancelled for Feb. 4

BREAKING: Aspen View school buses cancelled for Feb. 4

Cold weather and wind chill keeping busses at home as child safety at risk
‘People die’: Athabasca Justice highlights serious nature of machete assault

‘People die’: Athabasca Justice highlights serious nature of machete assault

Braiden Gladue, 19, left with four days to serve for assault with a weapon
GALLERY: Athabasca Ukrainian Folk Dance Club presents Winter Wonder showcase

GALLERY: Athabasca Ukrainian Folk Dance Club presents Winter Wonder showcase

See the colourful costumes, picturesque poses, and cultural craft put on display by the traditional dancers Jan. 25
One charge dropped, one amended for Ft. McMurray man accused of running ‘chop-shop’

One charge dropped, one amended for Ft. McMurray man accused of running ‘chop-shop’

Charges against Kyle Cushing laid too soon, say Crown and Justice
Athabasca historian relaunches app for travellers, history buffs, and travelling history buffs

Athabasca historian relaunches app for travellers, history buffs, and travelling history buffs

Smith, Alta-grown History Check app gets second wind with cooperative restructuring
Town of Athabasca unimpressed by province's response to 'catch and release' concerns

Town of Athabasca unimpressed by province's response to 'catch and release' concerns

Town councillors continued lobby efforts bring back platitudes and finger pointing from provincial politicians
Boyle debating ‘digital nomad’ marketing campaign

Boyle debating ‘digital nomad’ marketing campaign

BOYLE – The craze around working remotely has died down since its COVID-19-era peak, but in a time where an 8 a.m.
Two schools of thought: homeschoolers and public school leaders weigh in on growing divide

Two schools of thought: homeschoolers and public school leaders weigh in on growing divide

‘The biggest topic going forward in Alberta over the next decade for education’: AVPS Supt.
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