Local Arts

1967 is a wild period in twentyth-century history. The war in Vietnam was causing stress at home and abroad. American cinema was exploding and evolving. The Beatles were expanding the definition of pop music. It was a tumultuous time.

Inside the St. Andrew’s United Church on Smith Street, two large pianos will face each other. Matt Herskowitz will be sit behind one while John Roney sits behind the other. It’s being advertised as a duel, but Herskowitz doesn’t see it that way.

The Yorkton Chamber of Commerce is hosting a luncheon on October 17 at the St. Mary’s Parish Catholic Cultural Centre. The luncheon will feature speakers from SaskPower.

The Government of Saskatchewan is pleased to join with the federal government and other provinces in celebrating Women’s History Month.

Saskatchewan’s minimum wage increased from $10.72 to $10.96 on Oct. 1. The 2.

A Yorkton business has been ranked in the SaskBusiness Top 100 list for 2017. The Yorkton Co-op was placed 71st in the collection of top businesses in Saskatchewan. Last year they ranked 65th.

The smells of Thanksgiving filled the halls of Yorkton Regional High School (YRHS) last Friday. Serving tables were covered with mashed potatoes, gravy, perogies, and other autumn food staples.

LEAD STORY — Unclear on the Concept In early August, Volusia (Florida) County Beach Safety officers banished 73-year-old Richard G.

Many Saskatchewan families are planning their road trips for the upcoming long weekends including Thanksgiving and Remembrance Day.

Warrant Officer Daniel Melsted admits that not everyone knows there is a military presence in Yorkton.