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After making their way through high school (twice), big changes are in store for officers Schmidt (Jonah Hill) and Jenko (Channing Tatum) when they go deep undercover at a local college.

St. Albert Children’s Theatre is doing something it has never attempted in its history. The theatre troupe is engaging an adult actor for its upcoming winter production, A Christmas Story, The Musical.

First there was Dîner en Blanc in Edmonton, a secret all-white elegant outdoor picnic at Emily Murphy Park that attracted hundreds.

Big Valley Jamboree is that annual fest where cowboys and country stars turn into brothers at arms tappin’ their toes and clappin’ their hands.

It may be one of the smallest booths at St. Albert Farmers’ Market, but Lovin Each Stitch receives a non-stop stream of traffic.

The Canadian Country Music Association released its list of award nominees two weeks ago and it sent area media into a tizzy.

Watching a documentary about video games takes a special kind of person with a special kind of temperament. I am not that person, sadly.

To call Leif Gregersen a prolific author might be an understatement. After all, the locally raised writer has published five books – including fiction, non-fiction and poetry – in just the last two years alone.

And the top dog of the inaugural Bourbon Idol is singer-songwriter Stephen Lecky. “It was tough and I was so surprised. The competition was awesome. It was quite stiff and kept everyone on their toes,” said Lecky.

Dark grey puffy clouds kept circling the sky at Thursday’s K-Days. Visitors seated at North Stage patiently waiting for Talent Search to begin stared at the clouds wondering if they were going to open up or blow over.