Wendy Hudson Chetwynd's rising country star debuts soon
Wendy Hudson and manager James Oldenburg aim to push her Canadian country career in 1998. At 21, Hudson has toured North America, earned nods at the 1996 British Columbia and Canadian Country Awards, and produced two independent CDs. Her first release sold over 1000 copies in five months, attracting industry attention as plans for national marketing unfold. The band gears up for TV telethon involvement and local gigs to raise funds for the Variety Club.
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Chetwynd Forum Sought To Chart Future After Layoffs
Ian Smith asked the council for district backing for a February forum at Cottonwood Hall 7:30 p.m. to discuss diversifying industrial economies and Chetwynd's future. The Chetwynd Hospital Action Committee opened a survey to build a plan for O.R. access and to inform government, inviting residents to share experiences and costs through Medical Clinics, the hospital, and Peoples Drug Mart.
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