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The Jasper Film Club returns tonight, Jan. 9, with its third offering of the season. Wadjda follows a young Saudi girl as she skips mischievously through the pitfalls of Saudi society on a quest to buy a bike.

There were a lot of unusual happenings during the first Jasper Atom Bears game of 2014 last Sunday.

The Slave Lake PeeWee Thunder had plenty of reasons to be excited to be in Jasper this past weekend.

Once a year, select works from Barb Brooks’ expansive watercolour portfolio are released to the public for purchase. When the famous Jasper artist passed away in 2009, she left hundreds of paintings behind.

Seventeen trigger happy 51°µÍø readers sent in photos for the paper's annual photo contest. After much deliberation and discussion, the office chose a winner, whose photo appears on the front page of the Jan. 9 edition of the paper.

T. Nichols photo The Jasper-Yellowhead Museum and Archives will be well-decorated this month, as it hosts a show of original watercolour paintings by long-time Jasper resident Sandy Robinson.

Tuesday, Dec. 31Olive Bistro$20Submitted photo Vancouver’s High Society has been tearing up New Year’s stages in Jasper for a few years now, and this December they’ll be back once again.

Dear Editor, We would like to take this opportunity to thank the people who stopped to help extract myself, my wife and granddaughter from our truck. It was on its side and in the ditch 40 km east of Hinton on Dec 9.

The Jasper Midget Bearcats finished off the 2013 calendar year with two games, one on Saturday, Dec. 7 against Athabasca and the other against Edson on Saturday, Dec. 14.

Last weekend, the Jasper PeeWee Bears hosted two games against a solid unit of Mustangs from Mayerthorpe in the penultimate home stand for 2013.