On January 27, the students of Ecole Fox Run were visited by three leaders of the Sylvan Lake Community.
The Eckille Municipal Library competed in the province wide Challenge #ReadFor15 on January 27,
Eckville Jr/Sr. High held an intrasquad game that encapsulated the growth of female basketball in the Town of Eckville.
The Eckville Curling Rink was home to the 50th anniversary of the Oilmen’s Mixed Curling Bonspiel on January 27-29
Fifteen-year-old David Thompson High School student Taylor Johnson brought smiles to the residents of the Eckville Manor.
The Eckville Jr./Sr. High Senior Aces basketball team grabbed their first win of the season over a young Spruce View squad.
C.P. Blakely School alongside the community of Sylvan Lake will join together to help stop bullying by celebrating Pink Shirt Day.
The Eagles have shaken off some old hangups and put themselves in a position to move on to the second round of the NCHL playoffs.
Students of Ecole Mother Teresa in Sylvan Lake were visited by a member of Suicide Information and Education Services (SIES) from Red Deer.
The students of Our Lady of the Rosary School were visited by members of Sylvan Lake Traditional Karate.
On Sunday, January 22 - the female Bantam West Central Wildcats(WCW) had an important game against the Camrose Wildcats.
Central Alberta was one of the host communities for the first annual Female Hockey Day held across Alberta.
The Flipside Youth Centre is hosting their third Annual Big Brother Day on February 10.
Despite a promising and competitive first half, the Eckville Senior Mens Aces basketball team came up short 50-62 to Parkview.
Eckville’s own Peace in a Pod Yoga is continuing to be a source of innovation and inspiration in the community.
DJ Sabatoge, an 11-year-old Laker who attends Ecole Mother Teresa under his given name Sebastian Reinhart, has been DJing for two years.
The Rotary Club of Sylvan Lake held their very first membership drive at Sugarbelle Cakery on January 18.
From February 10-11, women curlers of all skill levels will compete for rink supremacy in Eckville.
The Eckville High School’s senior womens’ Aces basketball team began 2017 on their home court with an important 59-28 win over Parkview.
The H.J. Cody senior women’s basketball team hosted the Ponoka Broncs on Thursday, January 12.
