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Alberta Commercial Vehicle Enforcement teamed up with agencies across the continent last week in an effort to improve commercial driver behaviors through effective enforcement, education and awareness.

The story of local Métis hero Billy Loutit was brought to life at the Athabasca Riverfront Park through the opening night of a one-man play by Theatre Athabasca July 14.

At least one quarter of the children in the Peace River-Westlock riding are living below the poverty line according to a study by Campaign 2000, an anti-poverty advocacy group.

Wayne Strutt couldn’t believe his luck when he came across a 1979 Chevy Camaro in Vancouver and brought it back to Westlock to restore.

“It is a good thing you have strong neck muscle,” Brenna Bourgeous’ mother Jill joked, as she draped her daughter’s prodigious collection of medals around her neck for a photo.

Krystan Bellows is hoping Westlock-area residents can help her out.

A local family is hoping to fundraise enough money to purchase a new van to help transport a little girl who has been confined to a wheelchair for most of her young life.

The stage manager, the musician, the director, the actor, the subject matter – The Endurance of Billy Loutit is set to be a very local show.

Trappers and outdoors enthusiasts from across the province will converge on the Westlock Rotary Spirit Centre July 6-7 for the 45th annual Alberta Trappers’ Association (ATA) Rendezvous and Outdoorsmen Show.

This year’s edition of Dance 4 Hope had more participants and brought in more funds for the Hope Resource Centre than ever before.