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Get a seat at the next Mayor’s Breakfast

Get a seat at the next Mayor’s Breakfast

Local businesspeople are being invited to join the Town of Westlock mayor Ralph Leriger for a morning of breakfast and bonding. The second annual Mayor’s Breakfast, which goes Oct.
Wisdom for the ages

Wisdom for the ages

The third annual seniors’ conference brought together seniors from all over the county for a day of education and entertainment. The day-long event at the Westlock Memorial Hall Oct.
Town honours local CHAMP

Town honours local CHAMP

A Westlock CHAMP has been recognized by the Town of Westlock for her outstanding volunteer contributions. At their Sept.
Hempcrete house is finally finished

Hempcrete house is finally finished

After more than three years of hard work and dedication, a Westlock man has put the final touches on his new home.
Aladdin lights CATS stage

Aladdin lights CATS stage

Westlock-area kids and teens took to the stage in back-to-back performances of Aladdin at the CATS theatre Sept. 24.
Tools for School requests up

Tools for School requests up

Students receiving school supplies through the Westlock and District FCSS Tools for School charity program nearly tripled this year.
Art club to host Culture Days event

Art club to host Culture Days event

The Westlock Community Art Club will showcase visual arts in the community in celebration of a provincial effort to recognize arts and culture. On Friday Sept. 30 and Saturday, Oct.
Terry Fox’s legacy alive and well

Terry Fox’s legacy alive and well

Walkers, joggers and bikers circled Westlock’s Rotary Trail last Sunday to pay tribute to the memory of Terry Fox and raise money towards cancer research.
Showcasing what Westlock has to offer

Showcasing what Westlock has to offer

Over 50 local community groups and hundreds of residents packed the Rotary Spirit Centre fieldhouse Sept. 7 for the Town of Westlock’s annual Community Showcase Night.
Aerial crop spayer would be affected by proposed power line project

Aerial crop spayer would be affected by proposed power line project

Keith Taylor is an area farmer, but it’s not his farming operation that has him concerned about Alberta PowerLine’s Fort McMurray West 500-kV Transmission Project.
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