Local Arts

On the reverse side of the picture there is a notation: Log and plaster house built in 1903, near Rhein -Judy Hilderman. The photo is featured in a publication put together by Staff and Pupils of Simpson School entitled YORKTON 1905-1955.

The last time Fort Livingstone School had a review, it lost its senior grades. In January of this year Good Spirit School Division announced it was discontinuing Grades 9 – 12 and those students would be bussed to nearby Norquay.

Saskatchewan continues to have one of the strongest population growth rates in all of Canada.

The final round of the SnoRiders West magazine Sledtown Showdown competition has begun and Yorkton is still standing. Voting is now open pitting Yorkton against Houston B.C. for the title of Sledtown 2016.

Archive photos by Calvin Daniels and Thom Barker

Yorkton-based recording artist K-Anthony wants to inspire people with his music. His latest single, Tomorrow You May Not, was released recently, with a new video currently viewable online.

Though it feels as though winter has barely arrived, the Saskatchewan provincial park system is already gearing up for the 2016 season with the launch of the seasonal camping program. “We set a new record in 2015, with nearly 3.

Another year is about to pass into history. So as is the tradition in columns like this, I took a quick peek at the 50-plus games covered here in 2015, and have gleaned the top-three for a short review.

SaskTel projects that its customers will make approximately 750,000 long distance calls this Christmas Day, December 25. That estimate includes approximately 350,000 wireline long distance calls and approximately 400,000 wireless long distance calls.

While many dream of a white Christmas, the Government of Saskatchewan would like to remind drivers to check road conditions before heading home for the holidays.