Local Arts

Eight year old Jayden Gilmer wanted to do something nice for local first responders. He had some money from his allowance, and some from his birthday saved up, said his father Matt.

Something’s growing at the Yorkton Brick Flour Mill. The mill site will feature a new display, showing the historic development of wheat over the years. Thom Weir explained that it’s going to cover the history of wheat.

Including Good Spirit School Division

Alynn Bomok, daughter of Al and Cathy Brischuk has received College of Kinesiology recognition

To help keep our community connected while accommodating physical distancing, the City of Yorkton, in partnership with the Yorkton Arts Council, will be offering free Sidewalk Concerts for Yorkton residents this summer.

Construction season has begun in earnest in the City of Yorkton. Two projects that have begun are the Mayhew/Darlington reconstruction project and the walking paths in and around Dracup Ave.

Punnichy, Fort Qu'Appelle, Carlyle among communities affected

While the final 2019 audit for the City of Yorkton is still several weeks away from being complete, Yorkton Council was given a look at the year-end numbers Monday, and they were generally positive.

A Community Strong Facebook page has been promoting local businesses through the closures caused by COVID-19. And, now that stores are re-opening a final gesture is being made with a donation to SIGN.

Extends free parking in select lots through summer