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Dominos Pizza is coming to Athabasca, and is scheduled to open in May. The new business will set up shop in the Duniece Centre on Highway 2 beside Subway, where Five Star Movies was located.

The 40th annual Athabasca and District Music Festival gets underway this week.

A four-day cultural extravaganza, Night of Artists, is a gilt-edged chance for creative people to showcase their talents to a wide audience.

Members of Westlock’s tractor and pioneer museums will be gathering at the Hazel Bluff Hall this month for a joint annual general meeting.

Local resident and Athabasca town councillor Lionel Cherniwchan has been recognized for his contribution to the Athabasca community with a Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal.

Another local recipient of the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee, Athabasca resident Karl Kopan, was honoured on Feb. 2 at the Jefferson Armory in Edmonton.

Students at Smith School rehearsed all of last week for a production called ìInnovation and Imaginationî that was presented last Friday night to friends and family in the schoolís gymnasium.

To commemorate Black History Month, organizers from Grassland Full Gospel Church invited Edmonton-based African vocal ensemble ìStand Firmî to provide a little taste of their cultural roots and celebrate their spiritual connections in a concert on Sa

Students at W.R. Frose School in Fawcett and Dapp School went skating on their community rinks last week, but for different reasons.

Village of Clyde mayor Wayne Wilcox has been awarded a Diamond Jubilee Medal.