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The Town of Devon is inviting the community to join them on Monday, Feb. 19, for its annual Family Day Celebration.

The Devon Lions Club has been busy reading to youth and building book nooks as part of their literacy campaign.

The Claw Crew at John Maland High School is once again asking Devon residents and students to donate hygiene products for those in need. The Claw Crew, a group…

At the Town of Devon Council Meeting on May 8, council decided to stick with the normal opening and closing dates of the Devon Community Pool. Council was…

The Leduc, Nisku, and Wetaskiwin Regional Chamber of Commerce held its annual business awards gala on Saturday, March 11. Using a 1950’s American Bandstand…

The Leduc, Nisku, and Wetaskiwin Regional Chamber of Commerce held its annual business awards gala on Saturday, March 11. Using a 1950’s American Bandstand…

The Town of Devon has several activities in the works to recognize MMIWG2S+ Day of Awareness, which is being observed on May 5:

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Article content The Devon Public Library was able to reopen its doors last week after another temporary closure. Following an easing of provincial COVID-19 restrictions this month, libraries across the province were able to reopen their doors in a limited capacity to the public. The Devon Library is now open for public use, but will cap visitors at 15 people in the building at one time. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Devon Library open again to th...

Article content The Town of Devon and the Devon Public Library announced the launch this week of the Be the Change Book Club, a program aimed at furthering Indigenous engagement in the community as well as discussion of decolonization, antiracism and the voices of Indigenous, Black and Peoples of Colour. Mitch Wincentaylo, Indigenous Engagement, Culture and Inclusion coordinator for the Town of Devon, said the book club will further discussion and engagement with more difficult topics. We apol...