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With the return of strongman competition King of the Creek, scavenger hunt, and bouncy castles on the horizon, residents of the Hamlet of Fawcett will have a plethora of celebration activities to choose from this July 1.

“This will be the biggest fireworks display Pickardville has ever seen,” reads the Pickardville Post, a local community newsletter. Pickardville is combining its centennial and Canada’s 150th birthday into one large extravaganza.

New subdivisions on the southside of Westlock are one step closer to reality. Westgate Developments Ltd.

While taking discarded trash might seem like a victimless crime, Moore pointed out that some of the scavengers have resorted to driving through farmland that neighbours the landfill to get access to the site and flattening freshly-planted crops.

A local artist is not letting his autism stop him from creating thousands of digital vintage movie and video game posters.

It wouldn’t be Busby Farmers Day without a little bit of rain. For three years in a row the rains turned out for the festivities, but at least this June 10 the downpour came a day early.

It was an emotional bike ride for associate principal Perry Kulmatyski who travelled the 290-kilometre trek from Jasper to Banff for his 25th and final time — at least for now. Sixteen R.F.

St. Mary School principal Sheila Glebe knows her last day at the school will be filled with mixed emotions. After five years as head of the school, Glebe is joining the ranks at St. Albert’s École Secondaire Ste.

Eighteen amateur boxers stepped into the ring May 27 to fight for children battling cancer at the first ever Fight For Hope.

Fans of vintage technology and history will take great delight in the upcoming 26th annual Tractor and Machinery show at the Ag Society grounds June 3-4.