Local Arts

Keenan Hall grew up in Yorkton. Having graduated high school in the city Hall has recently embarked on a journey of discovery.

Saskatchewan will be contributing $150,000 to the fight against mountain pine beetle in Alberta.

Sincere sympathies from the community go to the Marlatt family on the passing of Jack. He will be sadly missed by all the hockey fans. There was a great turnout for the Holiday train. The entertainment was super.

Saskatchewan continues to post new records this year, with an all-time record for exports in the month of October. In October 2011, exports were up 54.

Phase 2 of the Yorkton West Truck Route Project - temporarily opened last week for winter usage.

Good Spirit and Christ the Teacher School Divisions are now determining how they will accommodate a change to the school year planned by the provincial government.

There are some games which speak to particular seasons, and that is the case for Venison, a game which is tied to Christmas in what has to be considered an unusual, but fun way.

The Government of Saskatchewan has introduced legislative amendments aimed at improving workplace health and safety in the province.

Winter has hit Saskatchewan in full force and motorists will now be sharing the provincial highways with 300 snow plows from the Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure as they remove snow and treat ice on the 26,000 km network.

A growth is a positive indicator for Yorkton says Mayor James Wilson. Wilson said that growth is helping in terms of funding services.