Local Arts

The Laketown Leaders next Pot Luck Luncheon is Mon., March 18 at the Stirling Room, all are welcome. Call 306-744-8169 if you would like a ride. The planned date for the handi bus trip to Yorkton is Thurs., March 21.

Godfrey Dean Art Gallery presents "The Power of 8 Paintings", an exhibition of dramatic and powerful, life size oil paintings of single mothers and their children. From the Mendel Art Gallery, on now until April 26. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon. to Fri.

A five-month multi-agency drug operation is nearing completion following seven more arrests last week in Yorkton.

The Kerry, Ireland, county council voted in January to let some people drive drunk. The councillors reasoned that in the county's isolated regions, some seniors live alone and need the camaraderie of the pub, but fear a DUI arrest on the way home.

Did you know? Filing your tax return and paying what you owe on time helps you avoid possible interest and penalty charges, and ensures that your benefits won't be delayed.

The (UCWLA) Ukrainian Women's League Association held a bake sale at the St. Mary's Cultural Centre on March 16. The UCLWA provided baking goods for purchase, as well as hosting a spring tea for the hundreds of shoppers.

The Yorkton area is again well-represented among nominees for this year's Saskatchewan Country Music Awards. Both Langenburg's Jess Moskaluke and Yorkton's Samara Yung are up for Female Vocalist of the Year. Yung won the award in 2012.

The Border of Ghosts Jeff Collins 7-out-of-10 The laid back experience of The Border of Ghosts by Vancouver's Jeff Collins is a smooth Southern Rock ride through down tempo tracks and Americana grievances.

When it comes to our chance of having a stroke, the vast majority of Canadians wager that the odds are stacked against us. According to a new national survey, over 95 per cent of Canadians believe that stroke can happen to anyone.

Canadian Cattlemen's Association (CCA) President Martin Unrau was in Japan recently, working alongside Agriculture and Agri-Food Minister Gerry Ritz, to promote Canadian beef and celebrate the recent expansion of access to include beef from cattle up