Warm temperatures during the final days of winter brought out residents out of their homes March 27
The spray park received a $271,976 grant from the Government of Alberta
City of Wetaskiwin’s single-use plastic ban still stands amidst coronavirus reusable bag concerns.
Following spring break, students at OLR and Mother Teresa will begin learning on digital platforms
Store creates viral video and toilet paper contest to encourage Food Bank donations
AA and TOPS will continue to offer support online and by phone during outbreak
The mild weather over the weekend had residents getting out of the house for a walk in the park
Lexie Libby received a kidney from her younger sister Emma last summer
Scott McDermott says it is important to continue to stay active and healthy during COVID-19 outbreak
Aaron Knight says he “fell into” the new passion six months ago
Sylvan Lakers have turned on their holiday lights to bring joy during a dark time
To mark the first day of spring, take this short 10-question quiz
Mike Williams decided he could help the community in Sylvan Lake with toilet paper
There are many superstitions surrounding Friday the 13th. See how well you know these traditions
Brian Inglis has installed solar panels on his home, and is now hoping to talk to others about it
The Sylvan Lake Municipal Library hosted a Royal Tea Party, Mach 7
Charlotte Tweed will be discussing her new book at the library March 21
The Meltdown is a re-worked and improved version of last year’s Kites on Ice event
Clinton Bezan published his first book “Truth Cries Out” in early February
Dr. Ieleen Taylor is hosting workshops for women dealing with stress and burnout
