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N. Veerman photo The thermometer outside the museum hit the ceiling on Saturday, as members of the Jasper-Yellowhead Museum and Archives Society received a cheque for $39,000.

Volunteers help keep our backyard beautiful Recently, six volunteers from Jasper and seven volunteers from Banff met up in Jasper National Park to clean up trash along the Maligne Canyon trail.

Tourism Jasper names CEO Mary Darling can finally remove 鈥渁cting鈥� from her title, as she is officially the new CEO of Tourism Jasper.

There鈥檚 more to being on town council than showing up for a few meetings a month and voting 鈥測ea鈥� or 鈥渘ay鈥� on issues.

T. Nichols photo Rwema Yannick saws frantically at an old piece of wood. He鈥檚 wearing a giant black cowboy hat and a big, goofy grin. He鈥檚 one of nearly 50 recent Canadian immigrants who took part in Learn to Camp last weekend.

N. Veerman photos Saturday afternoon Centennial Park was turned into a wee bit of a circus, as drag queens faced off against ball players from the Jasper Mixed Slo-Pitch league in a balls out game of slow pitch.

Photo courtesy of the Jasper-Yellowhead Museum and Archives Just as they鈥檝e done for the past 61 years, the doors of the Jasper Junior/Senior High School opened for the first day of school on Tuesday.

Although the incoming mayor and council will have the power to set their own direction and goals for their four-year term, there are some issues that will undoubtedly come up during that time.

Paul Paridaen and Greg Van Tighem shake hands shortly before tossing the first donated bikes into the Bicycles for Humanity Trailer.Trevor Nichols photo It鈥檚 a simple goal, really. Paul Paridaen just wants to 鈥済et a trailer full of bikes.

Spray paint wielding graffiti artists have taken to Jasper鈥檚 streets in increasing numbers this summer, covering garbage bins, street signs and buildings in their signature tags.