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The park surrounding the Pickardville fire hall got two new additions recently in memory of a former member who died of cancer several years ago.

It wasn’t exactly a sunny solstice, but the rain held off and the inaugural Clyde Solstice celebration was without a doubt a success.

Being able to communicate with your children is something all parents want to do, because it lets you know what is going on in your children’s lives.

The wet weather this past weekend forced the inaugural Clyde Summer Solstice Festival to be postponed until Saturday, June 25.

Hailey Booth is the holder of this year’s Westlock & District Grand Champion Steer title.

Hundreds of area residents headed to Busby over the weekend to take in the annual Farmers’ Days festival. The weekend’s activities are one of the biggest events in Busby each year, drawing people from all over the region.

This weekend, children of all ages will have plenty of opportunities to celebrate the beginning of summer at the first annual Clyde Summer Solstice Parade and Fair.

Wacky Saturday was back, and by all measures was a rousing success.

Over the course of four days, the Grade 6 students from Westlock Elementary School solved math problems, took part in phys-ed and took lessons in history, nature and poetry.

At any other time, Saturday, June 4, would merely mark a busy weekend in Westlock, with the Red Lions set to host a ball tournament, the Gators set to put on a swim meet and the Canadian Tractor Museum hosting its annual show.