Local Arts

It was a night of fun and games at the Salvation Army church Friday. The church hosted a game night Friday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. People of all ages played various board and card games, while some opted to have fun making various creations from LEGO.

‘Rue Des Rosiers’ by Rhea Tregebov Published by Coteau Books Review by Shelley A. Leedahl $24.

Donates snowmobile for raffle prize

For the 2020 Canadian Student Leadership Conference in Yorkton

The Parkland Mall was full this Halloween, as kids of all ages put on their best costume, from fearsome tigers to heroic superheroes, from pretty princesses to their protective knights, from hard-working construction workers to a wholesome carton of

Dr. Pushpika Karunatilake donated a fruit tray and gave a donation of $250 to the Yorkton Family Resource Centre.

Shoppers Drug Mart’s Shoppers Love You campaign picks a women’s based charity to support, and they picked the Yorkton Family Resource Centre because they advocate for women and their health and well-being.

For 2020 Board of Directors

In keeping with the season, it was pumpkin carving time at the Boys and Girls Club in Yorkton. The local club offered up an evening of gourd artistry Wednesday with 16 youth taking part in the messy, but fun endeavour.

On Oct. 9, a 300 piece Mastercraft socket/wrench set was stolen from a vehicle in the 100 block of Fourth Ave North In Yorkton. The set is distinctive as the initials "GS" are engraved on them. The container they were in is blue, and tools are metal.