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Chronic crime rates in Athabasca down thanks to habitual offender management: RCMP

Chronic crime rates in Athabasca down thanks to habitual offender management: RCMP

Cops look for community concerns to inform next years’ enforcement priorities
Grandmother pleads guilty in fatal collision involving granddaughter

Grandmother pleads guilty in fatal collision involving granddaughter

A male driver of the other vehicle died in hospital two weeks after the head-on collision.
Renegades win NAEHL U18 Tier 3 championships

Renegades win NAEHL U18 Tier 3 championships

Barrhead takes final game 4-3, in nailbiting game that included three overtimes and a shootout
MARCH 18 ROAD REPORT: Town and Country road conditions and cams

MARCH 18 ROAD REPORT: Town and Country road conditions and cams

Get a look at your commute - click for up-to-date conditions map and road cameras
Nepotism policy added for Town of Westlock

Nepotism policy added for Town of Westlock

Taking steps to ensure fair practices through organization policies
Athabasca River Rats Festival raring to go after big 2024 festival crowds

Athabasca River Rats Festival raring to go after big 2024 festival crowds

2025 festival line up coming soon as summer approaches
Athabasca Chamber of Commerce still rudderless after special meeting

Athabasca Chamber of Commerce still rudderless after special meeting

New directors a welcome sign, but serious work remains if Chamber wants to run annual events, says outgoing president
Fields reopening doors to new Athabasca storefront after January closure

Fields reopening doors to new Athabasca storefront after January closure

New location may be open before April, says Fields CEO and owner
ADOPT A PET: Hello, I'm Sky!

ADOPT A PET: Hello, I'm Sky!

Great West Media, in partnership with Second Chance Animal Rescue Society, brings you this feature highlighting a special pet that is in need of adoption.
Clyde approves tax incentive bylaw to boost housing development

Clyde approves tax incentive bylaw to boost housing development

A maximum one-time municipal tax break of up to $5,000 per dwelling unit offered.
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