Local Arts

CN Rail crews came upon a disturbing site on Mar. 18. At the side of a bridge outside of Runnymede, they discovered 11 dead dogs, discarded at the side of the tracks. Rail supervisor Alex Husak was one of the people who discovered the dogs.

The Yorkton Business Summit is a new event hosted by the Yorkton Chamber of Commerce, designed to help the businesses in the region network and face challenges they might encounter in the region.

Local residents will again have an opportunity to dispose of certain accumulated winter garbage free of charge.

When it comes to game designers James Ernest is one of my favourites.

James Hill and Anne Janelle didn’t expect to get together. He played fiddle, she played the cello. He was studying folk music, she was studying classical cello.

The 2019 Asphalt Paving Program contract was awarded by Yorkton Council Monday.

I am not someone with a grooming regimen. I know, everyone is shocked. I’ve been thinking about this for two reasons. One, I’m tired of my hair and need a haircut at some point soon.

There’s nothing like a book to get a young mind growing, and Columbia School was the host of a Scholastic book fair from Mar. 27-28.

The Bentley is hosting the community. Four information sessions, hosted at the retirement community, will focus on a variety of different topics, which will be of interest to a wide segment of the city.

The Painted Hand Casino in Yorkton was the place to be on the weekend if you were a budding bull rider. The local casino brought in a mechanical bull to challenge local riders.