Kamsack Times

In this space it has often been suggested one of the biggest challenges for farmers in terms of making a profit is maneuvering through the varied roadblocks created in the marketplace by government.

In a unanimous decision of the trustees of the Garden of Saskatchewan (GOS) Citizen’s ring committee, Evelyn Banks was selected as the recipient for 2017.

The 71 st annual Kamsack Horticulture Society’s annual show held on August 10 was well represented and had good quality exhibits in spite of the heat the area had experienced, according to Cindy Koreluik, Society president.

Calling it a success, organizers of the Kamsack Power House Museum second annual Artist Day were already enthusiastically inviting artists back to attend next year.

A high-end apartment building in Kamsack containing 18 rental units has changed ownership recently.

In North America a lot of people are wanting agriculture to take a step back to its past.

A family has come together in support of one of their own who is battling cancer and they are putting together a fundraising effort to help with medical expenses. In February Katherine (Munroe) Swanson, of Pipestone, Man.

It is estimated that 850 people attended the fifth annual Smoke on the Water event at Duck Mountain Provincial Park on August 3, topping the number for last year’s event.

On July 15, the final Sunday service of worship and celebration was held at Hyas Baptist Church, culminating ministry in this area for over 100 years.

The Friends of Madge Lake specialty store located in the Duck Mountain Provincial Park held a grand opening celebration on August 5.