Kamsack Times

The Kamsack Cyclones baseball team was selected in 2019 to be inducted into the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame in the Team Category in 2020, for the team’s contribution to our rich Saskatchewan baseball heritage.

Two Kamsack residents are in custody waiting future court appearances after having been charged with property crime offences in Indian Head.

Unknown to many, there are loosely-formed groups of automobile enthusiasts, often mechanics and their groupies, who meet periodically to show off their vehicles, share some laughs and to admire the ingenuity of their work.

(EDITOR’S NOTE: All items are from the June 23, 1988 issue of the Kamsack Times.) Mervin Minish of Swan River and Val Konkin of Kamsack were the top winners of the men’s and women’s seniors’ golf tournament held at the Riverside Golf Course.

The provincial government is recommending schools enact protocols like wearing masks in high traffic areas, but not mandating it.

A Kamsack resident who has worked at Duck Mountain Provincial Park as a park and nature interpreter since 2012, began work as the recreation director at Kamsack on August 10.

Town council is waiting until after the end of August to see if a developer will have expressed interest in fostering a tiny house community in Kamsack.

About 200 people participated in a drug awareness event on August 2 and about a third of them had walked or rode a bike or motorized vehicle from Keeseekoose First Nation to Duck Mountain Provincial Park.

Investigation continues into the cause of the fire which destroyed a single storey wood frame house at the intersection of East Avenue and Taylor Street on July 27. The Kamsack fire brigade was called at about 6 p.m. to the house belonging to J.J.

A woman who has spent much of her adult life working in the food and beverage industry and most recently was the manager of a soul food restaurant in Albuquerque, New Mexico, has purchased the former Notched Branch restaurant in Kamsack and plans to