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It was certainly an evening to remember at the Cultural Arts Theatre on Saturday night. Those in attendance could easily be forgiven for thinking they had travelled all through time as they enjoyed the Feb.

The audience last year didn’t know what to expect from Jerry Buchko’s Rock of Ages fundraiser for the Cultural Arts Theatre. This year, well, word has got around. “People told me last year they would have paid $50 for it,” he said.

As young people are wont to do rather foolish things at times, the PARTY Program is there to show them their actions have consequences. On Feb.

A bunch of crafty women gathered at the Westlock Memorial Hall on Saturday to spend a little time away from it all. Nearly 50 women from communities all over the area descended on Westlock for the Lil Stitchers’ 17th annual retreat on Feb. 8.

Westlock Bowl has once again collected an incredible five-figure sum for cancer research after a month-long fundraising drive. Individual bowlers, local businesses, and Westlock-area students all contributed to the $23,579.

Staffing reductions within the Westlock Foundation are not as drastic as initially reported.

Feb. 6 is opening night for The Villain Took a Chip Shot, the newest installment of the Hazel Bluff Community’s theatre series.

Despite lower-than-usual numbers of antlers brought in, the sixth annual Busby and District Fish and Game Association’s antler scoring and tradeshow on Jan. 25 was a success.

Think pink! That could have been the reaction of any visitor to Westlock Bowl the past two weekends as the bowling alley played host to the Knockdown Cancer fundraiser for the third consecutive year. Teams bowling on Jan.

The future of childcare in Westlock is anything but certain after the executive director of the Westlock Child Care Society resigned earlier this month.