Local Arts

After writing about Shogi (Japanese chess) the last four weeks it got me thinking about the influence the game has had in developing other games.

Abdominal cramping, diarrhea, vomiting, weight loss, fever, anemia, bleeding, and fatigue are some of the debilitating symptoms experienced by people living with Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.

Before departing on your summer road trip remember to check Saskatchewan’s Highway Hotline. “Motorists will begin to see more work on provincial highways as construction season nears,” Highways and Infrastructure Minister Nancy Heppner said.

Dispelling myths about gambling and educating guests on the odds of winning and losing will be front-and-center as SaskGaming kicks off Responsible Gambling Awareness Week.

The Government of Saskatchewan and the Saskatchewan Shortline Rail Association (SSRA) are partnering to raise train safety awareness in elementary schools across the province.

Drawing found in The Yorkton Enterprise of May 1914. It was to advertise spring “Clean-up” Day, to remind and encourage citizens to do a major home and yard clean-up.

Yorkton Fire Protective Services conducted training exercises last week at a house on a property just outside of southwest of the city last week.

It was a banner year for Yorkton Regional High School in skills competitions this year.

Yorkdale Central School Drama performed its Annual Theatre Showcase at Anne Portnuff Theatre April 28. The group did three shows consisting of a junior production called “Mythologues” and a senior production, “Seth’s Anxiety.