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Despite laying off 27 employees — or 20 per cent of its workforce — the Westlock Foundation does not expect its clients will see any change to the services they receive. On Nov.

Westlock has had a larger dump of snow and a few more freezing rain warnings than normal this winter, but nothing too extreme, an Environment Canada meteorologist says.

After all was said and done, the community has helped more than 100 families enjoy a Merry Christmas this season.

The Cultural Arts Theatre is going to be a hub of varied music this Friday when the T. Buckley Band comes to town. Tim Buckley leads the ensemble, which will feature five musicians during the performance.

Gord Bell has taken what could be his last lap around Westlock ice in a competitive hockey game.

Darren Michalczuk is used to spending his time in a classroom in front of a smart board, not in his kitchen in front of a smart phone. But the Westlock man has chosen to do just that.

The Westlock Thunderbirds Football Club is helping to tackle hunger this Christmas break by raising money for the Westlock and District Food Bank. Players from the club were at Sobeys the week before Christmas, working shifts bagging groceries.

Grade 7 students from Eleanor Hall School in Clyde made a special trip into Westlock last Wednesday. On Dec.

The Westlock Cadet Corps No. 2467 welcomed a new commanding officer and said goodbye to their old one during a ceremony at St. Mary School on Monday, Dec. 9.

The Canadian Tractor Museum is launching a fundraising campaign to keep the institution afloat.