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The Big River Arts Society is preparing a show full of murder, mystery, comedy and music with their upcoming dinner theater production The Last Resort .

Near the end of Susan Galloway’s one-woman show about her journey with breast cancer, she regaled the May 5 audience at the Nancy Appleby Theatre with all the things the disease could not take from her. “It cannot shatter my hope.

That’s a wrap. On April 28, the Athabasca Ukrainian Folk Dance Club concluded another year with their 42nd annual year-end performance.

Overland flooding is closing roads and flooding farmland, but it’s also cutting into tee times after the Wabash Creek jumped its banks and flooded a portion of the Westlock Golf Course.

Village of Clyde residents came together April 28 to recognize two of their most community-minded citizens at the 36th annual Ag 500, put on by the Clyde and District Ag Society.

Long Island Lake Society president Nicole Stadnyk was over the moon March 21 after the ballots were counted at the latest 100 Women Who Care event.

For a third-straight year, Pembina Hills Public Schools trustees have picked the modernization of Barrhead Composite High School and Westlock Elementary School as the top two priorities for the division’s 2019-2022 capital plan.

A Westlock-born videographer is starting production on his second web-series after being awarded a $50,000 grant from TELUS.

For the first time since 2012, road bans are back on Westlock County roads following a 7-0 vote by council March 13 to restrict commercial vehicles to 75 per cent of total load weight. The restriction starts at 7 a.m.

Think of how far science has come in the last 50 years — personal computers, cellphones, artificial intelligence and DNA testing are among the life changing inventions that have come along since the Westlock Local Science Fair started in 1969.