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Artists welcome to submit works for BUZZ 2024

Artists welcome to submit works for BUZZ 2024

The Jasper Artists Guild (JAG) is seeking submissions for BUZZ 2024, a multimedia community exhibit featuring works from local visual artists.
Planetarium manager says ‘good-bye glaciers, and hello heat waves’

Planetarium manager says ‘good-bye glaciers, and hello heat waves’

Peter McMahon has discovered a new horizon.
Arts Jasper prepares for 50th upcoming season

Arts Jasper prepares for 50th upcoming season

How is it that I find myself looking through the 1976 Jasper Junior/Senior High School yearbook instead of focusing on writing about the Arts Jasper Society and its 50th anniversary?
Council adjusting budget after pushback over tax increase

Council adjusting budget after pushback over tax increase

Jasper Municipal Council is exploring budget cuts and looking for revenue following criticism from the business community over the proposed 16 per cent tax increase.
Prevent ungulate entanglement this season

Prevent ungulate entanglement this season

As we hang our stockings from the chimney with care, perhaps we should also take the same care when hanging our holiday decorations in our yard.
Groups form alliance to promote food security

Groups form alliance to promote food security

Scott Hayes | [email protected] Local Journalism Initiative Reporter When the going gets tough, the tough get together to figure things out.
PHOTOS: Festival of Trees

PHOTOS: Festival of Trees

The Jasper-Yellowhead Museum and Archives hosted the Wine and Cheese Reception for the Festival of Trees on Friday evening.
Op-ed: Where have all the teachers gone?

Op-ed: Where have all the teachers gone?

Alberta’s students deserve the best. Unfortunately, our ability to attract and retain teachers to work in public schools is being eroded.
Word from the Library: The favorite time of year is here

Word from the Library: The favorite time of year is here

Where I come from, the time between Dec. 1 and Christmas is called the Quiet Time. People are meant to slow down their daily routines, contemplate all the good things in their lives and gain a new appreciation for them.
Hinton author explores dynamics of religious family in debut novel

Hinton author explores dynamics of religious family in debut novel

COVID-19 took a big bite out of social settings and social structures, with families bearing the brunt of much of that.
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