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Hundreds of Westlock and area residents took part in the two major Remembrance Day ceremonies last Sunday to honour the sacrifices made by this country’s veterans.

Mandy Melnyk hopes to shine a spotlight on violence against women by putting on a production of the controversial play ‘The Vagina Monologues’ in Athabasca.

Grade 4 students at Landing Trail Intermediate School are hitting the books thanks to the new volunteer reading program.

Remembrance Day will be marked in many different ways in Westlock, the Village of Clyde and schools all around the county. Recognized every Nov.

An important charity drive that aims to keep folks warm through the winter is experiencing an unfortunate freeze in donations.

Edwin Parr Composite’s For Sale Theatre Group is ready to tell a spooky tale of mystery and paranormal activity with The Ghoul Friend.

The charismatic trio Red Molly will be performing in Athabasca on Remembrance Day. The group will perform at the Nancy Appleby Theatre on Sunday at 7:30 p.m.

This is the final chapter in a three-part series on home education. The first story, published Oct 15, looked at parent motivations for home schooling.

Kellie Horvath and the 49th Street Grill will be having a draw for two tickets to Sawyer Brown’s show at the Athabasca Regional Multiplex on Nov. 10, and the proceeds will go to local charity Road to Hope.

Kids young and old will get a chance to have some fun at the Athabasca Lions Club’s Halloween Party at the Athabasca Regional Multiplex on Wednesday.