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Emily Jaycox

Emily Jaycox

I'm a reporter for Ponoka News and have lived in Ponoka since 2015. I have over eight years of experience as a journalist in Central Alberta communities. I want to tell your story and give a voice to issues that matter to you.

Phone
403-783-3311
Email
emily.jaycox@ponokanews.com

Recent Work by Emily

County of Wetaskiwin receiving $1.7M to replace failed bridge

County of Wetaskiwin receiving $1.7M to replace failed bridge

Construction of a replacement bridge on Township Road 470 is scheduled to begin in 2026
BGC Wetaskiwin celebrates Club Day

BGC Wetaskiwin celebrates Club Day

'BGC Wetaskiwin’s impact on young people stays with them throughout their lives'
AMCA Wetaskiwin hosts successful spring dinner and dance

AMCA Wetaskiwin hosts successful spring dinner and dance

'Our sense of community is what drives us'
Tickets going fast for Pigeon Lake Medieval Madness faire

Tickets going fast for Pigeon Lake Medieval Madness faire

'It is a wonderful way to get out and experience something new and unique'
Leduc landfill fire took about 36 hours to suppress

Leduc landfill fire took about 36 hours to suppress

Leduc County Fire Services and the Millet Fire Department battled the blaze
Clean up of small sour gas leak near Bashaw underway

Clean up of small sour gas leak near Bashaw underway

Ponoka County resident woke up with a headache, smelled the odour and reported the leak
Wetaskiwin Millet Harvest Fair seeking vendors

Wetaskiwin Millet Harvest Fair seeking vendors

The Millet Harvest Fair will be held Aug. 23 at the Millet Agriplex
Trials set for 3 accused in Samson Cree Nation kidnapping

Trials set for 3 accused in Samson Cree Nation kidnapping

The accused are facing a slew of charges as victim was allegedly kidnapped with a firearm and held in a basement
PRISM Wetaskiwin moving forward with Pride in the Park festival in face of prejudice

PRISM Wetaskiwin moving forward with Pride in the Park festival in face of prejudice

The rainbow crosswalks PRISM painted at Diamond Jubilee Park were quickly vandalized. The group has suffered harassment and hate speech.
OPINION: What 'Sweet Magnolias' got right that 'Bridgerton' didn't

OPINION: What 'Sweet Magnolias' got right that 'Bridgerton' didn't

Positive female body type representation in romantic lead roles is still rare - unfortunately
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