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Precision Collision Repair and Restoration’s parking lot off Highway 44 was filled with more than 50 custom builds, originals old and new, and even some motorcycles, as the shop hosted its fifth annual Show and Shine July 13.

Three local organizations received close to $6,000 from the Elks last month.

Interested parties will soon be able to put down their deposits for residential and business lots in two new Westlock developments. Westgate Developments Ltd. will hold open house events July 19 from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m., July 20 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

dav A trio of tower planters at R.F. Staples School in Westlock have been providing educational opportunities for students to study plant life for the last three years.

A recreation master plan commissioned by Westlock County in 2011 will have to wait at least a few more months before council decides what to do with the new-found information.

At the front desk of Eleanor Hall School in Clyde there’s a green traffic sign that reads ‘Ringuette Way.’ That’s to indicate who has been behind that desk for 29 years.

The community came out to show its support for one of Westlock’s jewels, the Canadian Tractor Museum, June 22, and they did it in style.

Depending on what the newly elected United Conservative Party government decides, parents across Alberta, including those in Pembina Hills Public Schools may again be paying school fees, albeit in October, or November instead of September.

Two of the women running in the June 24 Village of Clyde byelection say being a voice for the community is one of the reasons they’re running.

It is back by popular demand. On June 8, Barrhead’s annual Street Festival will take over Main Street, providing people of all ages with a day of affordable fun.