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A visitors centre, an arts hub, classrooms, makers spaces, luxury apartments and musical get-togethers — all ideas were on the table at Athabasca's Old Brick School open house March 28.

With last weekend’s closing of the facility for the winter season, the Tawatinaw Valley Ski Hill has a lot to celebrate, not only for having received so many visitors this year, but for having come out the other end of a ski season that almost didn’t

Leo Seguin, a world-renowned humanitarian and founder of Rainbow for the Future, passed away March 24. He was 68 years old. Family, friends and neighbours paid their respects at an April 1 funeral service held at Holy Family Parish in St.

There’s a familiar face taking over the reigns at the Sunnie Bend and Pibroch colony schools. Long-time R.F.

The revival of Barrhead Community Theatre means that one of its greatest hits is also returning to the stage: the acclaimed 1987 play Steel Magnolias, which was performed in Barrhead just over a decade ago.

The Athabasca Syrian Support Group is set to host a traditional Syrian dinner April 4, the chefs from a refugee family that was brought from war-torn Syria to Canada last year.

Westlock County road bans start March 21 at 7 a.m.

Westlock County will get some money from the province to help cover $1 million in repair costs from the April 2018 floods that washed out local roads and bridges.

It was a night of experiments, explosions and entertainment at the 50th annual Westlock & District Science Fair March 6 at the Westlock and District Community Hall.

The Westlock and District Chamber of Commerce has officially reformed with a new executive selected at its March 6 meeting.