Local Arts

It was a great day of fishing, and camaraderie, for Aaron Kienle and family. “We were on Fishing Lake this past Saturday by 6:30 a.m..

During the past few months many in our communities have experienced shortages of access to such items as toilet paper, flour, yeast, and cleaning supplies.

Request to locate suspects

Larry Off says being a volunteer is something he feels a good citizen should do if they are able. “I like to put something back into the community,” he said. Off added that helping out was also a way to forge contacts.

It was a parade of vintage rides as members of the Antique Auto Car Club in Yorkton took a drive.

Melville Detachment has received multiple calls regarding someone claiming to be from the Society of Justice and Family.

Three vehicles spray painted, two belong to village employees.

The Yorkton Business Improvement District has renewed what is now a six-year commitment towards keeping the downtown business area free of refuse. Thursday YBID presented a $10,000 donation to SIGN toward the Clean Sweep Program.

The Yorkton Chamber of Commerce recently sent a letter to the Mayor and Council commending them on their willingness to re-open public facilities as soon as they were given permission to do so by the provincial government.

The COVID-19 pandemic threw a wrench in the works when it came to the Saskatchewan provincial budget, throwing off projections and forcing the government to go back to the drawing board.