Local Arts

RCMP Cpl. Pierre-Hughes Lortie takes down a suspect on Third Avenue Sunday afternoon. Tara Martin, 24, fled from the officer after being pulled over for failing to obey a stop sign.

Un-spring-like weather did not keep the throngs away from the Yorkton Exhibition's Spring Expo on the weekend. Dozens of exhibitors crammed into every nook and cranny of the Gallagher Centre showing off all the best in Home and Garden ware for 2013.

Yorkton residents will be able to register their bicycles in the city without paying the $5 fee if they do so the week of May 13-19. Yorkton Council waved the registration fee for the week at the request of the RCMP.

Parkland College's scholarship fund is $12,000 richer following a unique event Saturday at Painted Hand Casino.

When the World Ag Expo got underway in Tulare, Calif. last month, a few lucky growers experienced it first-hand thanks to Parrish & Heimbecker.

A 17-year-old Yorkton Regional High School Grade 11 student beat 11 other contestants in a bid to impress a group of judges at the annual Miss Teen Saskatchewan pageant on February 24, 2013.

An Arizona appeals court ruled in February that someone can be guilty of driving under the influence of marijuana even though its psychoactive ingredient has long left his system.

The Royal Saskatchewan Museum (RSM) and the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS), the national not-for-profit organization behind the JUNO Awards, today officially opened a new exhibit at the museum which will be highlighted during

Gerry Muir, outgoing President of the Barbershop singers in 1964, is seen here passing on the President's pin to Bob Spice who was taking over. From left to right: Gerry Muir, Ben de Vries, Bob Spice, Sam Esopenko, Gerald Cherko and Wally Sedlick.

Pink is spreading. Today, more than 20,000 people throughout Saskatchewan will don pink t-shirts and participate in anti-bullying events such as school assemblies, marches, parades and flashmobs.