Emily Jaycox is a local journalist based in Ponoka, Alberta, Canada. She writes for publications such as Ponoka News and Pipestone Flyer, covering a range of topics including regional news, crime reports, community events, and cultural happenings. Her work has also been featured in various other publications in the area, showcasing her dedication to keeping the community informed.
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This year there were 25 contestants in the open and four junior riders
Several local homicide court cases moving forward this month
By: Emily Jaycox
Brief updates on court cases in the Wetaskiwin area
The Ponoka Stampeders continue to close the scoring gap
Ice users should keep vigilant about thinner ice areas and ice heaves
By: Emily Jaycox
AMCA is considering their first event a resounding success.
A Ponoka man previously convicted of forgery pleaded guilty to new identity-theft related offences and was sentenced Jan. 7
By: Emily Jaycox
Breakaway roping at the 2025 Ponoka Stampede to have the largest payout on the Canadian pro rodeo tour
Vice president Bruce Harbin: The Ponoka Stampede has 'been blessed' with all their past and present rodeo queens
By: Emily Jaycox
A commercial poultry operation in Camrose County was given infected premises status in November
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