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It’s an event that never fails to disappoint artisans across the province, said Linda Corbett at the Westlock Community Art Club’s Fall Show and Sale last Saturday afternoon. “This is my second time attending at this location,” said Corbett.

Alberta Culture Days are coming up Sept. 27-29, and Westlock is well equipped to give young and old the chance to let their inner artist out. On Sept.

St. Philips Anglican Church is planning to break ground this week on a $60,000 expansion to modernize the church with some creature comforts.

Westlock’s Dave Lent said walking a mile in silver women’s shoes wasn’t easy, but it was well worth it.

Work crews have finally broken ground for Westlock’s very own Tim Hortons.

Buddhist practitioners from Edmonton recently embarked on a $1 million garden expansion, north of Busby, at the Westlock Meditation Centre.

One of Westlock’s most renowned citizens has now been commemorated with a park in his honour. Longtime doctor Georges L.

Schools in the town and county of Westlock were buzzing all last week as staff prepared for kids to return starting Sept. 3. At three elementary schools in the region, a mix of new ideas and ongoing initiatives await a new batch of students.

With the 2013-2014 school year starting on Sept. 3, high schools in the Westlock area are gearing up for another year. Both R.F.

The 99th edition of the Westlock and District Agricultural Fair was a success. “I think it went very well,” said Westlock and District Agricultural Society president Bob Jones.