Local Arts

Students at Dr. Brass School got a chance to touch history November 19 when the Bell of Batoche came to town.

Christ the Teacher Catholics Schools is looking to parents to gather more data to improve the environment at schools in the division.

After one year in Yorkton at Yorkton This Week, I've decided to run back to Saskatoon. I'm leaving the paper to take part in a radio-TV course at Western Academy Broadcasting College.

What better way to get into the holiday spirit than with sparkling music? The Yorkton Arts Council is thrilled to present their next "Star" in the Stars For Saskatchewan concert series: Jimmy Rankin, Wednesday, December 4 at 8:00 p.m.

Animal Parts "Six Arms To Hold You" Hungry Music 6.5-out-of-10 This week Animal Parts and their new EP "Six Arms To Hold You" found its way to the top of my pile. Animal Parts is a folk band that comes out of Toronto.

For a second year, New Horizons Senior Centre brought in the Saskatchewan Safety Council (SSC) last week to help older drivers improve their skills.

It might be cliched, but Kendal Netmaker, Founder and CEO of Neechie Gear, says business and life are about being ready to answer every time opportunity knocks.

While most people may be aware of the existence of the Yorkton Tribal Council (YTC), many are surprised to find out just how many services the organization has to offer.

Ken Kohlert, incoming chair of the Yorkton Business Improvement District board entertains guests at the organization's annual meet and greet at Painted Hand Casino November 20.

Last week I detailed the excellent, historically-themed miniature game SAGA, a game which focuses on the upper end of what I would call skirmish gaming with 25-30 minis a side.