Lac La Biche News

Lac La Biche's Full Tilt Power Sports & Sales and Off Road Rentals organized the first of what they hope is a monthly organized ride through the area's trails on Sunday.

A thought need to be spared for the good old Christmas tree — a tree that is loved and decorated as the central feature of many households for almost a whole month ... and come January it is stripped of all the lights and decorations and dumped.

Santa's not the only one with an overview of the community to see who's naughty or nice.

Lac La Biche County's financial plan for next year — and years to come — has been approved by council. The 2019 Budget was finalized and approved last week, with operating costs pegged at $57.9 million and capital spending tagged for around $31.

For more than 20 years during the holiday season, the Lac La Biche Firefighter's Society provides food for families in need and toys and gifts for their children.

Giving back has always been a key part of the Holiday season, which means many Canadians were gearing up to share some cash with those in need.

Students and staff from the Amisk Community School gave the traditional Christmas concert a cultural facelift when they performed at the school’s gym in Beaver Lake Cree Nation on December 20. “The show was beautiful.

Lac La Biche County's Mayor is emphasizing the word "safe" when he offers his 2019 well-wishes for a safe, healthy and prosperous new year for area residents.

So we had this little singing contest with our Athabasca sister paper. In the end the Athabasca-side entrant garnered more votes in the contest ...

Sparks were flying ... that was the hope of the main organizer of this month's Go Girl event hosted by the Be Fit for Life Centre at Portage College.