Local Arts

The City of Yorkton took a step Monday toward turning a stretch of Highway 9 right-of-way into land for the new Parkland College expansion.

Yorkton will soon have a wheelchair accessible play structure following a unanimous decision of Yorkton Council Monday.

In March 1942, airwomen arrived at the Yorkton Flying School #11, under command of Section Officer Jean Taylor, with Assistant Section Officer Robinson.

A dual anniversary passed recently southeast of city. It was a celebration of culture and faith for a unique group among our earliest settlers, yet it is one that most are probably not aware exists at all. On Aug. 3, people gathered at St.

Well after a few weeks of trying to offer game activities to get us all out in the summer sunshine, it's time to get back to the more traditional gaming table.

The Saskatchewan Surgical Initiative and surgical teams across the province have continued their effort to improve outcomes for patients by providing surgeries sooner.

Produce doesn't get any fresher, more nutritious, or more affordable than straight from your own garden.

Yorkton Mayor Charles A. Peaker took part in the opening ceremonies of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan Flying Training School No. 11. He is seen here making a speech.

A chance to celebrate history-and make it-is the goal of the August 24 Olde Tyme Harvest in Langenburg, Sask.

This year marks the 35th SUNFLOWER since its start in 1979. A smorgasbord of quality fine art and fine craft is offered by the 150 or so artists and artisans from near and far that set up shop in Yorkton's Gallagher Centre.