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Mark Weber

Mark Weber

I've been a part of the Black Press Media family for about a dozen years now, with stints at the Red Deer Express, the Stettler Independent, and now the Lacombe Express. Each has offered me extensive experience in covering various facets of these lively communities. I absolutely love community journalism - having those opportunities to dive into the stories that really reflect the lives of those who care so deeply about their towns. Having called central Alberta home for most of my life, it's also a region that - in general - I also personally care about and I hope this shines through my work.

Email
mark.weber@lacombeexpress.com

Recent Work by Mark

Ponoka's mayor looks back on 2024 and details plans for the year ahead

Ponoka's mayor looks back on 2024 and details plans for the year ahead

Mayor Kevin Ferguson is looking ahead to even bigger and better things for Ponoka as 2025 unfolds
Guest speaker to be featured at upcoming Ponoka Whitecaners meeting

Guest speaker to be featured at upcoming Ponoka Whitecaners meeting

Ponoka Kinettes hold successful silent auction, look forward to more events in 2025

Ponoka Kinettes hold successful silent auction, look forward to more events in 2025

Amber's Alterations hosts successful December food drive

Amber's Alterations hosts successful December food drive

Andrina Turenne next up in the Home Routes concert series in Ponoka

Andrina Turenne next up in the Home Routes concert series in Ponoka

Superb seasonal fun at the Holly Jolly skating event

Superb seasonal fun at the Holly Jolly skating event

Plenty of opportunities for artistic expression at Siding 14 Gallery in Ponoka

Plenty of opportunities for artistic expression at Siding 14 Gallery in Ponoka

'Creativity is probably the most important experience that we can have'
Ponoka Community Christmas Dinner to run at the Calnash Ag Event Centre

Ponoka Community Christmas Dinner to run at the Calnash Ag Event Centre

Hometown Ponoka advocate Yaël Witvoet sets sights on helping victims of human trafficking

Hometown Ponoka advocate Yaël Witvoet sets sights on helping victims of human trafficking

Yaël Witvoet recently landed a nomination for BGC Canada 'Youth of the Year'
Centennial Centre for Mental Health and Brain Injury hosts 'Opening Minds Through Art' program

Centennial Centre for Mental Health and Brain Injury hosts 'Opening Minds Through Art' program

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