Chelsey Lambert says talking about mental health and suicide is the best way to help bring awareness
Onsy and Rosemary Tawadrous immigrated to Canada in 2011 and made their home in Sylvan Lake
Staff with Wolf Creek Public Schools say the return to in-class teaching has gone very well
Central Alberta Wood Workers and Woodturners Guild hosted its annual show recently
Glenda Jackman says it took almost a month for the Town to act on her complaint about a playground
Dennis Duncan was a mile from home when his swather was struck by another travelling at high speeds
Randy and Alison Patton are the new owners of Sylvan Lake Canadian Tire
The Weather Network is predicting a slow slide into winter with a near normal autumn in the region
The smaller-than-normal ceremony starts the “season of remembrance” in Sylvan Lake
The summer camp plans to host regular events next summer after closing due to the pandemic
Wendy Sauvageau says the damage done to her home is making her reconsider renting it out
Residency is available to student who feel they work better on campus than at home
The Farmer’s Market donated two iPads and stands to the Bentley Care Centre
Lakeside Go Karts caught fire early Tuesday morning, resulting in substantial losses
The doantion will be put towards a new X-Ray machine for the facility
Scott McDermott’s documentary will be in 14 theatres, including Sylvan Lake and Wetaskiwin
A number of concerns stemming from COVID-19 sparked the decision to cancel the holiday festival
“The sheer number of people at the beach is an indication that enforcement is not the solution.”
The Town of Sylvan Lake looking for solutions from Province for large crowds not social distancing
Lacombe County Council amended its Land Use Bylaw No. 1237/17 at the recent meeting
