Local Arts

With a chill in the air and snow on the ground the Salvation Army is set to begin its annual Christmas fundraising campaign. The kettle kick-off will be held in conjunction with the annual Teddy Bear Toss scheduled for the Nov.

Gerry Peppler was inducted Thursday as the latest life member of the Yorkton Chamber of Commerce.

November 11, 2018 marked 100 years since the end of the first World War. To mark the anniversary and remember those who died, Legion branches across Canada rang bells to commemorate the end of the war.

Parkland Mall was the host of trick or treating on Halloween, and area kids donned their best costumes to go from store to store trick or treating.

The Caring Closet offered a wide selection of clothes for women at the SIGN building on Broadway Street on Nov. 3. The Caring Closet has an excess of clothing so they held an open market last Saturday. Shoppers paid by donation to peruse the wares.

At 8:30 AM on Wednesday, November 7th, 2018 the Yorkton Rural RCMP received a complaint of a 31 year old missing male named Dustin Eli Medvid.

“How do your butts feel in those new seats?” asked Tim Tamashiro as he walked onto the Anne Portnuff stage last Sunday. Tamashiro ushered in the revamped Yorkton Regional High School theatre on Nov.

Author Gaylene Guillemin’s world was shattered in 2014. Her husband, Merv, died after having an illness for four years. “He was my world.

Usually the Yorkton library frowns on people tearing, cutting, and slicing up books.

The World Clydesdale Show was a bittersweet situation for Wynyard area Clydesdale producer Neil Campbell. “I sent four mares down,” he explained, the horses making the trip to Madison Wisconsin with Boulder Bluff Clydesdales from Manitoba.