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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.

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.

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

For many the reality of putting food on the table is a constant challenge. Whether it’s unemployment, economic conditions, or personal circumstance there isn’t enough money to provide both food and shelter for themselves and any dependents.

This week, Sept. 20-26, has been declared Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Awareness Week by the Town of Westlock. The declaration came at the town council’s Sept. 14 meeting at the request of the Soul Sisters Memorial Foundation.

A class of Grade 11 students at St. Mary School is looking to make a difference in the community, all in the name of the Westlock and District Food Bank.

A scathing report into the conduct of Thorhild County council has been released and has resulted in ministerial directives that the municipality CAO resign and a councillor be disqualified.

For the 20th annual Westlock Rotary Dinner Theatre production, the Honky Tonk Angels trilogy will draw to a close this October with the Halloween-themed show Bubba’s Revenge.

The Liberal Party of Canada has picked its candidate for Peace River-Westlock and it’s a name known to federal NDP supporters. Christopher W.

For the 101st time another edition of the Westlock and District Agricultural Fair is in the books after thousands flooded the fair grounds to take in a weekend of fun.