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Kate Potter: Sexsmith Mayor on 2025

December 31, 2025
Another year is about to close and I am honoured and humbled to continue to serve as the Mayor of the Town of Sexsmith. While I didn’t grow up here, I have lived here for the last 25 years, and my heart bleeds Sexsmith and the whole South Peace region. I love the people, the […]

Amanda McDonald: County of Grande Prairie Reeve on 2025

December 31, 2025
This past year was one of growth, collaboration, and progress for the County. Your feedback guided Council’s strategy and decision-making, reflecting your priorities of roads and public safety. April’s final budget deliberations included the difficult decision to approve a 2.4 per cent municipal tax increase to keep pace with service demands. Nearly 70 per cent […]

Jackie Clayton: City of Grande Prairie Mayor on 2025

December 31, 2025
As we gather with loved ones, this season gives us a chance to reflect on the year we have shared together and the many ways our community continues to grow, support one another, and move forward. In 2025, Grande Prairie was shaped by the voices, ideas, and aspirations of our residents. Every major step we […]

Bronze for Beaverlodge!

December 18, 2025

Despite suffering a heartbreaker against the Peace Wapiti Academy (PWA), the Beaverlodge 3A Senior Boys Volleyball team took home the bronze during provincials last month. Beaverlodge Regional High School (BRHS) Athletic Director Myles Edgar said it was a close game, with PWA winning 15-13 in the third set, the closest match for the team. “Our […]

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Sexsmith seeks to sell ladder truck

December 18, 2025

The Town of Sexsmith has countered a $120,000 offer from the Town of Fairview on its ladder truck. The offer on the 2006 Rosenbauer ladder truck was made last month. According to Sexsmith Mayor Kate Potter, it’s the first offer received. Monday night, council moved to counter the offer at $160,000. Potter said she was […]

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