Kamsack Times

It has been the tale of two seasons. We had such a dry start to spring in the province that RMs and even municipal governments implemented fire bans in their representative areas.

Good weather and a cheering crowd combined to produce an evening of fast-paced fun during the annual SADD baseball game.

The Society for the Involvement of Good Neighbors (SIGN) outreach program hosted a barbeque to celebrate World Hepatitis Day on July 27 in the parking lot of the Yorkton Co-op Gas Bar in Kamsack.

Lt.-Col. (Lieutenant Colonel) Tami Marchinko took command of Albert Head Cadet Training Centre this summer, replacing Lt.-Col.(retired) Wayne Heal as the commanding officer (CO.

A medical doctor from Nigeria is the most recent member of the medical staff working at the Assiniboine Valley Medical Clinic in Kamsack. Dr.

Well, another slap in the face for us seniors who depend on the bus to get around. First, STC and now Greyhound. There will be no way to get anywhere.

Several Kamsack athletes participated in the SOLE-stice track and field provincial meet in Saskatoon on June 16. They were athletes who placed in the top two at the regional meet held in Kamsack on May 26.

More than a dozen students registered to take the scuba/snorkeling clinic held in Kamsack at the swimming pool on July 12. “I think it’s a very decent turnout,” said Sheri Nikiforoff, a pool manager.

A desire to add to the beautification of Madge and to enhance the Madge Lake experiencehas resulted in theformation of Friends of Madge Lake, a non-profit group which was set up at the end of the summer of 2017.

Smoke on the Water, the annual “block party” event at Duck Mountain Provincial Park which brings together district communities for an evening of fellowship, food and entertainment, is being held August 3 in support of the KamKids Daycare, and a porti