Local Arts

A recent trip to Canadian World War I and II battlefields in Europe was an experience for a group of Sacred Heart High School students.

City Council made its budgeted 5.5 per cent 2014 tax increase official Monday by passing the 2014 Mill Rate Bylaw.

It will be remembered as the game of 'what if a five-minute implosion had not happened?' The Yorkton Terriers and Vernon Vipers appeared locked in a low-scoring affair at the Royal Bank Cup tourney Monday.

Health officials are advising increased caution and encouraging vaccination in the wake of additional measles cases in Saskatchewan and other provinces.

Diabetes need not keep one from their dreams of hockey. Yorkton Terrier forward Daylan Gatzke is proof of that. "I got diagnosed in Kindergarten, when I was six-years-old," said the 19-year-old from Swift Current, SK.

For Dwayne Hoeving, it was the knock on the door in the middle of the night that every parent dreads. "When two police cars show up at your house at 3 a.m., you know something is wrong," recalls Hoeving.

Warmer temperatures throughout last week finally allowed local residents to get outdoors for various yard duties and in some cases chalk drawing.

According to Father Peter Pidskalny, CSsR, Pastor at St. Mary's Ukrainian Catholic church, "this picture was definitely taken before 1954, as the east extension construction to the church began then.

To celebrate Mothers' Day, the Western Development Museum served up coffee, tea, and dainties as well as flowers to all the moms, and perspective moms, who visited the museum on Sunday, May 11th.

As the deadline for Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority (SLGA) franchise applications to replace government stores in Langenburg, Ituna, Ponteix and Kerrobert fast approaches on May 8, the union that represents the employees is fighting back.