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Residential school survivors, UnBQ representatives, ground search team members, and others gathered at the former residential school, located just west of St. Paul, on Wednesday to hear the preliminary findings of phase one of a search that took place in August.

While the last few years have posed continuous challenges for businesses who are forced to do more with less, hope is on the horizon, says Bonnyville and District Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Serina Parsons. 

If you build it, they will come ... and when more and more follow, you might need to build it bigger.

The family of a missing 40-year-old Cold Lake man is organizing a search to take place this Saturday. Michael Mulroy went missing on the evening of April 10. Search and rescue efforts have turned up very little, but the family remains hopeful they can bring Mike home.

The first-ever Glendon Alumni Basketball Tournament was held over the weekend at the school’s gymnasium, attracting hundreds of former students, faculty, and community members.

Alberta Health Services (AHS) spent some time with County of St. Paul council discussing the continued effort to address nursing staff challenges in the North Zone, which includes much of the Lakeland and specifically the St. Paul region.  

The Road To Hope organization is looking for area residents who can take the wheel and help those in need.

Summer Days supporters ask council where parade will go, where midway rides will go as community begins major construction projects

Michael and Elaine Proctor have been retired for five years, but they have not been sitting idle, choosing to devote much of their time to volunteer work in the community. National Volunteer Week runs from April 16 to 22.

The Elk Point and District Choral Society was still in its earliest stages in March 1994, when society member Don Conrad took to the stage in its very first dinner theatre production, ‘The Truth About Cinderella’.