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Mushroom enthusiasts rejoice. Community mushroom plots are available at Athabasca University this spring, but donít wait too long or they will all be gone. The mushrooms will be grown in a shed in the community garden.

From lobster to perogies, Athabascaís new RCMP constable Mark Tyler, 27, will notice some differences in culture. Tyler is from Halifax, Nova Scotia. ìI am from the east coast,î he said.

The Clyde Volunteer Fire Department hosted the annual Westlock County Firefighter Appreciation Night at the Clyde Community Hall on April 13.

R.F. Staples Grade 7 student Siddhant Gautam is the Westlock area’s top winner from the Edmonton Regional Science Fair.

After a lifetime of serving the community as volunteers, two Good Samaritans were rewarded with honours brought by Westlock-St. Paul MP Brian Storseth.

Tickets are going fast to listen to journalist and humanitarian Amanda Lindhout speak during a fundraising event to support Rainbow for the Future on April 13.

Local youth with a passion for music and performance can take their talents to the next level with a recording artist camp in Athabasca this month.

Mark it on your calendar, the boys in the bright white sports car are coming to Barrhead.

Lorraine Rebman said the last four years of her life are equivalent to being struck by lightning. The stabbing pain in her joints was first diagnosed as Fibromyalgia nine years ago.

Big festivities are being planned for the centennial celebration of the Athabasca United Church. The last weekend in May will be full of fun family activities at the church.