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It’s been a good run, says Natasha Deen. The first writer-in-residence at the St. Albert Public Library is just wrapping up her four-month stint, helping local residents to put pen to paper in varied, fun and meaningful ways.

Like mushrooms after a rainfall, they sprang up in every little town from Lethbridge’s southern prairie grasslands through to Grande Prairie’s northern boreal forest.

Danny Fournier is all a-twitter as he counts down the minutes for the 2013 Edmonton Music Awards held tomorrow at the Royal Alberta Museum.

White lies. We all tell them.

The St. Albert Potters Guild has really gone to pot lately … teapots that is.

Hero is a word we hear often in sports, but heroism is not always about achievements on the field of play.

Attempted suicide and cover-ups spell tragedy. But in the malleable hands of award-winning American playwright Neil Simon, tragic elements are cleverly transformed into a farce. St.

Those who appreciate artistic humour will see a range of tongue-in-cheek messages on the poster promoting the St. Albert Painters’ Guild Show and Sale.

Strike! The Musical is getting heaps of attention these days.

The Frog Lake Massacre was a defining moment in western Canadian history. In 1885, a group of young Cree warriors led by war chief Wandering Spirit attacked a settlement in early April, killing nine of them. Three others were taken as hostages.