Local Arts

You are a priest of a troubled Temple. A Thieves' Guild has emerged and is challenging your Temple for influence over the land.

In 1961, Eileen Griffith, then living in Willowbrook, placed a classified ad for a pen pal in the Western Producer. What she had not anticipated was worldwide syndication. A little while later she got a letter from New Zealand.

Father's Day was marked at the Yorkton branch of the Western Development Museum with a tea Sunday afternoon. The annual event was well-attended by area patrons.

The RCMP has charged one of its own with impaired driving following a protracted investigation. The single charge, levied May 30 on 13-year veteran Const.

Pain management is one of the most poorly understood and executed issues in today's health care system.

Laketown Leaders thank all for the patronage at the "pie & coffee" sales during the garage sale! Plans are underway for season end supper. Throughout July and August there will be coffee on Mondays from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.

Yorkton photographer Brittany Brenzen decided she wanted to expand her horizons so this winter, she bought a ticket to Costa Rica, quit her job at Harvest Meats, packed a backpack and set off for three months in Central America.

The City of Yorkton has come on side in support for a transitional home for youth in the city.

"Metro (Prystai) was not only a great hockey player, but also a caring human being. He was full of humour and great fun. Frank Block captures his essence intimately in this book. We will miss Metro, but his memories will be with us forever.

Fish are finally swimming in the Logan Green Fish Pond adjacent to the City's new water treatment plant.