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The second annual Athabasca Music Camp went July 16-20 at the Athabasca reformed Congregation Church, with a concert going on its final night.

Calling Lake Arts Academy creative director Lance Cardinal said he put his heart and soul into his work, which led him to a 2019 Indspire Award nomination in the arts category.

The second annual Arts and Hearts Camp for preschoolers went at the Athabasca United Church July 9-13.

The Magnificent River Rats Festival is set to host dozens of musician and performs along the Athabasca riverfront June 30 and July 1. The two-day music festival will bring both local talent and performers from across Western Canada to play.

Dozens of musicians and performers are set to play at the Magnificent River Rats Festival in Athabasca June 30 and July 1. The two-day music festival along the Athabasca River will feature both local acts and performers from across the country.

A group of Athabascan artists is displaying local art and history with their fourth annual Art Show and Sale June 30 and July 1.

It was a nice day to walk along the newly-renovated Amisk Leppanen Trail located adjacent to Amisk Lake about 10 kilometres east of Boyle.

Masen Scarnati raised enough money to fill 100 bags with basic necessities which he delivered to Edmonton’s homeless at Hope Mission Aug. 17. He was greeted with thankful smiles, as some had recognized him after a similar trip earlier in the summer.

Dave Pape brought with him a home-built miniature jet engine, which he fired up for the crowd of 20 people on the tractor museum Aug. 31.

Chris Zwick – Leader Staff Some say the King of Rock n’ Roll is not dead.