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On Wednesday, 436 student athletes made their way to Bonnyville’s Ray Scott Athletic Park and Walsh Field to compete in the first NEASAA Track and Field Zone Championships since 2019. 

Manslaughter and second-degree murder convictions have been handed down for a father and son who chased, shot and killed two Métis men on a remote rural road in Northern Alberta two years ago.

On June 4, a rumble will be heard through the Lakeland as motorcycle riders gather to raise funds and awareness for prostate cancer and disease prevention. The scenic ride will start and finish in Cold Lake with stops planned for Glendon, St. Paul, Derwent and Bonnyville.

Graduates from New Myrnam School, Myrnam Outreach and the Homeschool Centre gathered with friends and family to celebrate the graduating class of 2022.

Over $51,000 has been raised this year by the St. Paul Jayman BUILT MS Walk.

Fun rolls along for young riders

In an effort to showcase high school drama talent and learn from industry professionals, J.A. Williams High School (JAWS) students joined students from 17 other Alberta schools in Red Deer earlier this month to participate in a provincial drama festival dedicated to the arts.

Jury deliberating in double murder case after Crown and defence argue whether father and son charged with second-degree murder acted in self-defence.

Book-sale fundraiser brought in $600

Local vets respond to provincial funding announcement