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Ring for service: Wetaskiwin Tim Hortons sets up option to help serve truck drivers

Ring for service: Wetaskiwin Tim Hortons sets up option to help serve truck drivers

Wetaskiwin Tim Hortons asks truck drivers to ring doorbell for non-drive through service.
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Wetaskiwin Farmers Market is adapting to the pandemic shopping climate

Wetaskiwin Farmers Market is adapting to the pandemic shopping climate

Wetaskiwin Farmers Market is holding a pre-order and pop-up market Wednesday.
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Wetaskiwin liquor store aims to make ‘spirits’ bright by promoting Alberta-made alcohol

Wetaskiwin liquor store aims to make ‘spirits’ bright by promoting Alberta-made alcohol

“We are trying to convey the message that it is a time for Albertans to stick together.”
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Sylvan Lake businesses being creative during COVID-19 outbreak

Sylvan Lake businesses being creative during COVID-19 outbreak

Many businesses are changing their business models or offering services in a new way
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Local businesses try to find their ‘new normal’ during COVID-19

Local businesses try to find their ‘new normal’ during COVID-19

COVID-19 is pushing local businesses to their breaking point.
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How Ponoka retailers are coping with current COVID-19 crisis

How Ponoka retailers are coping with current COVID-19 crisis

Several local stores announce ‘Golden Hour’ shopping times
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New Alberta government budget cuts come down on Reynolds Alberta museum

New Alberta government budget cuts come down on Reynolds Alberta museum

Wetaskiwin’s Reynolds-Alberta museum joining the ranks of provincial museums with budget cuts.
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A generous donation

A generous donation

Women of the Moose donate $1000 to help Medi Lend supply free medical assistance equipment for Wetaskiwin County residents. Diane Sauer (left) accepts a $1000 cheque on behalf of Wetaskiwin Medi Lend Society from Women of the Moose representative Loretta Carlson (right).
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Don’t stop the presses: Report finds Canadian newspaper readership at all-time high

Don’t stop the presses: Report finds Canadian newspaper readership at all-time high

88% of Canadians read newspapers every week, highest since first Newspapers 24/7 Report in 2012
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Wetaskiwin’s visitor centre building back on the market

Wetaskiwin’s visitor centre building back on the market

Surplus property relisted due to purchaser not meeting sale conditions: city
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