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Following a two-year hiatus, the Mayor’s Breakfast returns in June. Jointed hosted by the Westlock and District Chamber of Commerce and Town of Westlock, the breakfast runs from 7 to 9 a.m. June 12 at Memorial Hall.

A local boy took his concern for the homeless all the way to the mayor’s office last week.

The Westlock Flock is in prime improvisational form, just in time to perform for the public at their May 14 show at the CATS Theatre at 7 p.m.

Eight children, 27 grandchildren, 48 great-grandchildren and 21 great-great grandchildren are all the legacy of one Westlock woman.

One hundred years. That’s more than 36,500 days; more than 876,000 hours and more than 52 million minutes. That’s a life well-lived. Jean Dreany hit that very special milestone April 22 and became Westlock’s latest resident to hit the century mark.

Westlock Elementary School principal Pierre Ouimet kissed a goat last week, plain and simple. But he did it for a pretty good reason, though.

Eastglen Park remains closed until crews can fence off the new underground reservoir, including its associated above-ground vents, access hatches and the pump house.

Dancers with the Xpressions Dance & Fitness Centre in Barrhead scored more than three dozen medals and awards for solo, duet and group performances during the Evergreen Dance Festival in Sherwood Park from April 10-14.

An adaptation of a children’s story originally written by Oscar Wilde will be performed at Barrhead Composite High School (BCHS) by the junior high drama club this week.

Families, seniors, youth — Westlock and District Family and Community Support Services provides something for all of them, bringing the community together to serve the community itself.