Boxing Day came a little late in High Prairie Jan. 17 as two teenagers decided to have some fun. They found two big boxes courtesy of a local store and decided to do battle. The ‘Battle of the Big Boxes’ occurred outside Rexall Drug Store. The teens, too bashful to be identified, only want to be known as Box A, left, and Box One.

North is where Alberta’s future lies
The wealth and the future of the province are in northern Alberta and it is important to get this message out.

Official recognized for job well done
He’s probably been called every name in the book, but when it comes to helping officiate a game, the first person people call is Marlin Haugen.

Katimavik students bid adieu
The video clips showed the nine Katimavik youths at their zaniest, such as the parody of the shark attack in ‘Jaws’, with humming and in-your-face, shaky camera moves to match.

Others should contribute to Seal Lake
It’s time for the provincial government and the oil companies to do their share and provide money for the Seal Lake Connector Road.

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Regals’ hopes of first fading fast
Two home ice losses last week have left the High Prairie Regals in a dire situation if they want to place first in the North Peace Hockey League’s East Division this season.

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