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R.F. Staples and St. Mary School students gathered April 14 to get a glimpse of life in the trades. More than 100 teens flooded the CATS theatre and R.F.

If people of Madrid didn’t know anything about Alberta, many of them now have a good idea thanks to a group of young musicians. For 11 days, from March 24 until April 3, St.

A Clyde man who mysteriously fell ill more than a year ago is now looking for help after he’s been unsuccessful with social assistance programs.

Eleven local teams and organizations received cash injections last week after the Westlock Elks Lodge donated nearly $23,000.

A pair of local elementary school students have tied the Alberta record for card sequence memorization at the Alberta Provincial Memory Championships held at the Westlock Elementary School March 24.

Amongst the hordes of Elvis Presley tribute acts, it can be hard to find a rendition of rock ‘n’ roll’s king that rings true to the legend himself.

A procession of nearly 50 Christians marched faithfully down 100 Avenue Good Friday for the annual Way of the Cross walk. The crowd initially gathered outside of St.

After a recent inspection found a collapsed roof and black mold in Fawcett’s W.R. Frose School, Pembina Hills Public Schools is investigating the cost of demolishing the now-empty building.

It was a night of fun and entertainment focused solely on the Westlock and District Food Bank.

Over 100 area women were on hand to take in the third annual Westlock Women’s Symposium held last Tuesday.