Lac La Biche News

Josh Marcellin and Rob McKinley at the Lac La Biche Post went bare-skinned to start the month of November to raise money for a global campaign for men's health.

Central Elementary School Principal Blair Norton stands among artistic renderings of him made by art class students.

Highway 881 has been a trouble spot for drivers. High speeds and distracted drivers have caused many crashes, including this one from earlier in the summer.

The Post reporters took a bit of time to get used to their new video equipment on Wednesday. A little imagination, a swing-set, an office filing cabinet and a pile of leaves ... that's all it takes for a good time at the paper.

From looking at him, you wouldn’t know 14-year-old Alex Delorme is a world-class cowboy. The polite, soft-spoken JAWS student’s rodeo career has grown by leaps and bounds since he first climbed on a steer last year.

Due to a drop in the number of firefighters at halls across the county, fire officials are hoping to recruit new members by asking a simple question: what if you called and nobody came? The reasons for volunteers leaving are varied: some go back to s

Councillors are concerned about the environmental effects of a peat moss-harvesting project proposed north of Plamondon. Sun Gro Horticulture Canada Ltd.

Although Lac La Biche-area musicians Tim Plamondon and Brendan McGonigle are in a band called Tanner Gordon & The Unfortunates, it doesn’t mean they’re having bad luck.

On Friday, Oct. 28. Students from J.A.

Deputy Mayor Aurel Langevin proposed at last Tuesday’s council meeting that future CAOs have a maximum of two years base salary as a severance payout.