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People of the Westlock region will have ample opportunity to bow their heads and reflect upon the sacrifices of soldiers who died in foreign lands and those who survived to tell their tales as Remembrance Day ceremonies are scheduled not only for Wes

At the best of times, the Atlantic Ocean is known for its rough waters, piercing gales, thick icebergs and freezing depths. But when Douglas Glebe sailed the seas between Canada and Europe they had an even bigger hazard to reckon with: Nazis.

If you happen to notice a rock with a little more artistic flare than the usual ones you see, don’t panic, it’s an invitation to be a part of game that has been going on for years.

It’s been a long, fun road for Trevor Panczak, who will ride into Westlock for his second appearance in the Cultural Arts Theatre Series Nov. 2 at the CATS Theatre.

The final days of a terminally ill elderly woman living out in the Virginia woods wouldn’t strike most people as a ripe subject for comedy.

After an estimated 3,000 hours of volunteer work and a nearly $400,000 cash infusion over the last three years the community of Jarvie was ready to open its newly renovated community centre with an Oct.

Busby’s Emma Kaliel, a member of the Double Diamond Multi 4-H Club for the last eight year, is one of four recipients of the 2018 4-H Canada Leadership Excellence Award of Distinction (LEAD), which comes with a $20,000 post-secondary scholarship.

The latest Westlock Rotary Dinner Theatre production — and the last one to be helmed by showrunners Bunnie and Dick Arth — kicked off Oct. 12 to a packed Westlock and District Community Hall.

The Tawatinaw Valley Ski Club, via the Friends of Tawatinaw fundraising group, has received a $75,000, three-year boost from the Westlock Rotary Club to obtain new-to-them equipment to keep the hill open.

Alberta Health Services (AHS) annual influenza immunization campaign begins Oct. 15, with a host of free clinics slated in and around Westlock. The first clinic goes Oct. 15 at the Westlock Administrative Building at 9732 100 Ave. from 9 a.m. to 3 p.