Sisters Christina Walsh and Aldergrove resident Carolyn Turkington put together story collection
Melissa Clark’s front garden will be transformed into an art exhibit this weekend
Susan Thompson scored work in Las Vegas, but a compulsory hotel COVID quarantine put her in the red
Aldergrove Star mistakenly reported that Township’s virtual July 1 celebrations included parade
Woodside’s German Shepherds, Arabella and Bella Jun, earned best in breed and select female
Executive Hotels & Resorts has owned and operated the attraction since 2017
Journalist Dean Broughton found the importance of family stories by conversing with his father
Festival to host in-person audiences for free outdoor shows on Sept 4 among other themed concerts
Johnson brought a packed auditorium to its feet with a death-defying stunt
People have until June 25 to draw a picture of a local spot that is special to them
Langley barbecues would benefit from use of lump charcoal, a method that has stood the test of time
‘Public goodbye event” for Clayton-area theatre planned for June 27
Dallas Smith was a contender for country album of the year
Concession is back open at the drive-in theatre now that COVID-19 restrictions are being eased
B.C. Restart Plan allows audiences to return to live theatre and movie houses
Artist Sora Park wants viewers to notice the floor beneath their feet
Fort Langley’s Jazz & Arts Festival concludes with day-long educational session at Chief Sepass Theatre
World traveller and writer Brandi Marie has debut book, Dear Adventurist, at Indigo Langley
Theatre in the Country gives Shakespearean classic, Much Ado About Nothing, a few significant tweaks
People can tune into Facebook every Sunday at 7 p.m. beginning June 6 to hear local artists perform
