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Augustana has advanced to the playoffs on the women's side, but the picture isn't clear for the men,

"Our record is 5-13 and we have two games left with NAIT," explained Logan Gray. "There are a couple of factors that come into play. We either have to win one game against NAIT and another team loses, or we have to win both games against NAIT to guarantee us a spot in the playoffs."

The Camrose Kodiaks put a dent in the Bonnyville Pontiacs' machine with a 4-2 score win on the road on Feb. 11.

Alberta NDP opposition leader Brian Mason is asking people to send their power bills to him.

“January’s power bill is a real eye popper for most homeowners,” said Mason, in a plea to receive some answers. “My family’s bill was double what it was a year ago. I want to table as many power bills as I can to prove to this government that deregulation is hurting Alberta families.”

Camrose was treated to a great performance from the Good Lovelies during the second stop of their tour at Scalliwags Pub and Rum Bar on Remembrance Day.

The Camrose Composite High School Trojans senior boys' basketball team wants to pull off a double. Make that a double-double if you count the senior girls in.

No, that's not an order at the local coffee shop. That's the reality the basketball teams are facing as they head into the final portion of the schedule.

The Daysland Palace Theatre will be celebrating an early Family Day with a children's show on Feb. 19.

The Camrose Composite High School Trojans senior girls' basketball team have been working for several years towards peaking at provincials.

Camrose area band Punch Drunk Cabaret is back by popular demand. Encore performances are keeping the band very busy.

The band will be rocking the Tap Room Bar and Brewery to help Sean Wilms and the gang at the Norsemen Inn celebrate the first anniversary on Feb. 24. The Brown Paperbags will open for the band beginning at 9 p.m.

Little Beaver Lake residents Irene Froese and Matt Picco have trapped 11 feral (wild and roaming) cats in their neighborhood.

"Over the past few years the cats have multiplied in the area, contaminating our property, so something had to be done," said Irene.