Kamsack Times

The Parkland Regional Library's Norquay branch celebrated its grand reopening with a special ceremony, expressing gratitude to everyone involved in the renovation process.

For the first time since before the impact of the pandemic, Veregin hosted its highly anticipated annual Shishliki Barbeque and Beer Garden.

The Christmas In August Street Fair hosted by the Kamsack Playhouse Theatre was bustling with activity as local artisans showcased their unique creations and live music echoed through the air.

With echoes of David Milgaard's tenacity, Nerissa Quewezance's quest for equitable treatment of prisoners is undeterred.

Out of town exhibitors raved about the show and the excellent job of organizing by members of the Canora Cruisers Car Club.

Fr. Ivan Simko, previously of Saskatoon, has joined the Ukrainian Catholic Church, replacing Fr. Joakim Rac who recently retired.

Residents of Ukraine were saluted for their "heroic efforts" to maintain their freedom and independence.

On Aug. 12, the Fort Pelly Livingstone Museum in Pelly, welcomed visitors to a family-oriented celebration. A central attraction of the event was a petting zoo, accompanied by various other activities such as the baking and sale of heritage bread loaves.

Producers are busy desiccating and combining mature crops, while others are hauling feed and water for livestock.

Local community members and golf enthusiasts gathered on a cloudy morning to pay tribute to Scotty Cote during a golf tournament held at the Kamsack golf course.