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The St. Paul Lions Park was filled with fun activities on Aug. 18 with the annual Rock the Block. Music echoed throughout the four-hour event as attendees shopped downtown and enjoyed food from vendors while the children played.

Hardships remain ongoing for the family of Priscilla Wells, who was killed on Aug. 23, 2020, when she was struck from behind while operating a ride-on lawnmower on the shoulder of Bates Lake Road. The Wells family continues to seek justice in the 49-year-old's death.

Top speed of 143 kph one of 42 speeding tickets issued last week in highway blitz

The COVID-19 pandemic gave many employees a taste of what working remotely is like, and despite many people now returning to the office, there remain requests for staff to work from home, including those employed with Lac La Biche County.  

Communities of all sizes are speaking out against the proposed force after more details on the transition were released by the province last week.

Peter Barron has 39 years of experience as an educator in Alberta and previously worked as the superintendent for Wetaskiwin Regional Public Schools before making the move to St. Paul.

On Monday, residents throughout the Lakeland woke up to thick smoke originating from ongoing wildfires. As of Aug. 22, there are 54 wildfires burning throughout the province of Alberta.

Cold Lake Cruisers draw crowds to Sunday show

A handful of Indigenous-themed events in Lac La Biche this month are aiming to create authentic educational learning opportunities for visitors.

Music, songs, and testaments of life filtered through the air as a free gospel concert were held at the Lions Park in the Town of St. Paul on Aug. 6. The event was organized by a group of people hailing from different Christian denominations.