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Westlock man facing attempted murder charge pleads guilty to other charges

Westlock man facing attempted murder charge pleads guilty to other charges

Town of Westlock adopts interim 2025 budget

Town of Westlock adopts interim 2025 budget

The Town of Westlock continues to operate with an adopted interim budget
Mayor Jon Kramer wraps up past and looks at future for Westlock

Mayor Jon Kramer wraps up past and looks at future for Westlock

“I hope that people know they've got a council that really has the community's best interest at heart.”
Westlock's top stories for 2024: Crime, court cases, and unexpected headlines

Westlock's top stories for 2024: Crime, court cases, and unexpected headlines

In 2024, Westlock residents turned to the news for updates on crime, court cases, and some unusual local incidents. The stories that captured the most attention on the web largely focused on violence, court drama, and a misunderstood grandma.
GALLERY - Pembina North School Christmas Concert

GALLERY - Pembina North School Christmas Concert

DAPP - The Pembina North Community School held a fantastic Christmas Concert and seasonal play A Christmas Carol to delight of family and friends on Dec. 12.
Westlock Art Show features real talent

Westlock Art Show features real talent

Amazing talented artists display their creations for art show attendees.
Pembina North School’s crotchety Scrooge leads the show

Pembina North School’s crotchety Scrooge leads the show

The ghosts that visit Scrooge were each convincing in their roles, delivering strong warnings to Scrooge.
Westlock’s Canadian Tractor Museum celebrates 20 years

Westlock’s Canadian Tractor Museum celebrates 20 years

They have built the largest restored antique tractor collection in Canada
Westlock Thunderbirds football coach reflects on undefeated season

Westlock Thunderbirds football coach reflects on undefeated season

"First time the team has ended the season with a 4-0 record in our 18-year history"
Clyde revises personnel policy to reflect full-time as 30 hours a week

Clyde revises personnel policy to reflect full-time as 30 hours a week

CLYDE – Council revised its personnel policy during their regular meeting on Dec. 9 after a shift in employee’s working hours.
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