Local Arts

One of the suspects implicated in the January 7 armed robbery attempt at the Cornerstone Credit Union in Saltcoats is in jail on drug and breach charges.

A 17-year-old Fishing Lake First Nations youth was denied bail February 19 on allegations he committed a vicious assault with a weapon that sent a female victim to Saskatoon for emergency surgery.

I bet you never thought you owned an oil well! Anyone with a source of retirement income owns one. It’s not surprising that many will have more than one.

Arrest warrants were issued for the following people at Yorkton Provincial Court February 22, 2016: Daniel Brian Cote Anyone with information can call Yorkton RCMP at 306-786-2400, Yorkton Provincial Court at 306-786-1400 or their local police servic

Comedians Scott Belford and Nitish Sakhuja will be performing at Joe Beeverz Bar and Grill in the city Friday, Feb, 26. “I’m a prairie boy through and through,” Belford, who is originally from Grande Prairie, AB, told Yorkton This Week.

The Strengthening Families Conference, hosted by the Yorkton Tribal Council, was about confronting the problem of family violence in the area head on.

The Yorkton Horseshoe Club is closing. Declining membership numbers has lead the club to the difficult decision to disband.

For a small child, a visit to a hospital or a clinic can be a scary experience. In an effort to ease those fears, Parkland College partnered with the Yorkton Nursery School Cooperative (YNSC) on a fun event called the Teddy Bear Clinic. On Feb.

Saskatchewan Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services (SDHHS) will receive $385,088 in funding from the Government of Saskatchewan to deliver its Vocational Counselling, Disabilities & Employment Supports program.

From the four corners of the land come four pretenders to the throne, each claiming to be the rightful heir. As the four would-be Kings march towards the capitol, they gather their armies, preparing for battle. One comes for Glory.