Local Arts

Despite plummeting oil prices, a devalued dollar and gloomy reports from major banks and the conference board, the Yorkton Chamber of Commerce’s incoming president.

The Yorkton HUB Management Steering Committee has released a report that it presented at its Community Unity Luncheon before Christmas.

Sela Campbell has been appointed Chairperson to the Theodore Housing Authority Board along with the new appointments of Margaret Lewis and Donna Zastrizny. Other members of the board of directors are Linda Quinton and Val Blades.

Results from SGI’s traffic safety blitz for December were released last week and they do not paint a pretty picture.

It will be basically a hold-the-line fee structure at Deer Park Municipal Golf Course in Yorkton. Fees were frozen, with the exception of those for Junior golfers, which saw a significant cut, as a way to hopefully increase course usage.

Saskatchewan is making progress keeping more locally-trained family medicine graduates in the province. The retention rate of family medicine graduates trained at the University of Saskatchewan (U of S) has jumped by 11 per cent over the past year.

This is a piece of history; you don’t see this much anymore. — Randy Rhinas Caboose owner Randy Rhinas is a train man through and through.

January is internationally recognized as Crime Stoppers Month, where more than 1,200 Crime Stoppers programs in more than 20 countries around the world celebrate their successes in making their communities safer.

A good pulp tale is difficult to pass up. Make it a pulp tale with a drop-dead gorgeous heroine and it’s a case of grabbing it and jumping into the story of derring do. Which brings me to Domino Lady: Money Shot by Bobby Nash.

Government will launch a comprehensive third-party review of its policies related to the province’s growing craft alcohol industry.