Westlock News

A fire in a Vimy trailer park destroyed one home and damaged at least one more last Friday afternoon, causing at least one resident to raise concerns about the community’s fire hydrants.

Cinnamon Forstey (left) and Mackenzie St. Louis carry the wreaths to lay at the cenotaph during R.F. Staples' Remembrance Day ceremony on Nov. 7. For more on local school Remembrance Day ceremonies turn to Page 5 of this week's print edition of the Westlock News.

One half of the duo that broke into John’s Jewellers in downtown Westlock early on Oct. 25 will be spending the next 16 months in jail. Jesse R. Charbonneau, 23, appeared in Westlock Provincial Court Oct.

Westlock played host to a high profile guest last week when Alberta’s culture minister Heather Kilmchuk came for a visit. Klimchuk was in town on Nov.

An Edmonton man has filed a complaint with the Alberta Information and Privacy Commissioner against the Pembina Hills school division alleging improper disclosure of his personal information.

Combating a trend that has plagued the division over the past decade, Kindergarten to Grade 12 enrolment has increased by 71 students throughout the Pembina Hills school division.

One of the three teenagers who burned down the house at the corner of 100 Avenue and 104 Street in Westlock on April 23, 2013 will spend the next few years under a strict probation order.

Westlock County councillors chose one of their new members, Bud Massey, to serve as the new reeve of the municipality at an organizational meeting on Oct. 29. Massey, who defeated incumbent Charles Navratil to win the Div. 4 seat in the Oct.

Elvis tribute artist Adam Fitzpatrick strikes a pose as he performs at the Louisiana Hayride, a musical variety show that was shown at the Westlock Cultural Arts Theatre on Saturday night. The Louisiana Hayride is meant as a tribute of sorts to the radio show of the same name, which helped launch the careers of many famous artists between 1948 and 1960. The concert also featured tributes to Hank Williams, Patsy Cline, Johnny Cash and a variety of other artists.

After nine years on Westlock town council, Robin Brett saw his political career come to an end with a second-place finish in the mayoral race on Oct. 21.