Kamsack Times

The Kamsack River Valley Archery Club has reopened with new COVID-safe plans for this year’s archery season and is inviting anyone aged 5 to 85+ to join them.

The Kamsack town council has decided to permit Trick-Or-Treating in Kamsack this year and encourages residents to follow COVID-safe Trick-Or-Treating.

At the height of the Saskatchewan-wide COVID outbreak in April, Caitlyn Fatteicher, originally of Kamsack graduated from University but instead of being free to celebrate her accomplishments, was faced with a new challenge.

At the RM of St Phillips the reeve and one of the two councillors whose terms were up are being opposed. For Reeve, Gillis Como and Mike Kalinowsky have put their names forward. In Division five, Bernie Miosuk was elected by acclamation.

If a silver lining can be found within this massive COVID-19 disruption, there might be a hint of it in the experience of Kamsack’s Powerhouse Museum board which has used the closure of the facility to the public as unencumbered time for cleaning and

A portion of the students of Chief Gabriel Cote Education Complex opened for the 2020-21 school year on September 29 with several changes designed to guard against the COVID-19 threat.

With 75 youngsters registered as of last week, Kamsack Minor Hockey Association already has about the same number of players as it had participating in the 2019-20 season.

As of mid-September, ratepayers in Saskatchewan rural municipalities, including Cote, Livingston and St. Philips, have been able to submit nominations for RM reeves and councillors in odd-numbered divisions. At the RMs of Cote, Livingston and St.

Friends and neighbours of a Stornoway district farmer who died in a farm accident in August, assembled last week to harvest his 400 acres of oats.

A new program is being offered to reduce the effects of social isolation for older adults in Saskatchewan during the pandemic.