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Lindahl Park may become lasting legacy of centenary

Lindahl Park may become lasting legacy of centenary

Lindahl Park may be redeveloped as part of the Town of Westlock’s 100th anniversary if an application for federal funding is approved.
Library set to celebrate 70 years

Library set to celebrate 70 years

One of the jewels in Westlock’s crown, its award-winning library, is tuning 70 and everyone is invited to join the celebration on Thursday, Dec. 3 at 3 p.m.
St. Mary School gets CHAMPS donation

St. Mary School gets CHAMPS donation

A local CHAMP was able supply her school with internationally award-winning documentaries through the War Amps. St.
Juno Award winning artist kicks off CATS season

Juno Award winning artist kicks off CATS season

Friday night marks the beginning of another season of Westlock’s Cultural Arts and Theatre Series (CATS). Fredericton, N.B. singer/songwriter David Myles will take to the stage for a night that celebrates east coast music.
A day for remembrance

A day for remembrance

Millions of Canadians coast to coast gathered on Remembrance Day to pay tribute to the men and women past and present who have served in the Canadian Armed Forces. On Wednesday, Nov.
St. Mary School enrolment static

St. Mary School enrolment static

St. Mary School’s enrolment remains on par with last year, though the school’s Kindergarten numbers have rebounded. St. Mary principal Sheila Glebe said their current enrolment for is 281 students, a slight increase from last year’s 279.
Westlock’s centenary song gets music video

Westlock’s centenary song gets music video

Community with Spirit, the Town of Westlock’s centenary celebration song has its own music video and it’s out now.
Enrolment drops

Enrolment drops

Enrolment within the Pembina Hills school division has fallen by just under 100 K-12 students from the previous year, according to the enrolment report presented to trustees at their Oct. 28 board meeting in Barrhead. Supt.

Remembrance Day ceremonies set

Residents will be able to pay tribute to the men and women who have served in Canada’s armed forces as Remembrance Day ceremonies will be held in both Westlock and Clyde on Wednesday, Nov. 11.
A master chef in the making

A master chef in the making

Second-year Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) culinary arts student and Westlock native Katelyn Kuhar has won a major scholarship.
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