Local Arts

The Western Financial Group Yorkton Regional High School Female Student of the Month for November is Bailey Haas. Bailey is a Grade 12 student who stands out among our YRHS students as someone who takes initiative and pursues her goals.

It is said that experience is the best teacher. Of course, you can't very well take every teenager, put them in a life-threatening vehicle collision to teach them that drinking and driving is a stupid thing to do.

The Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation advises people to be cautious on all frozen water bodies, especially those that have aeration systems.

Knowing that the day soon comes when young snowmobilers reach an age when they can legally drive a machine unaccompanied by an adult, the Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association has made a special snowmobile safety course available online.

Featured here are the Yorkton Terriers of 1935 - 1936. The players are not individually indentified. Only a list of 12 names are scribbled on the reverse side of the picture. They are: Hooker, Osmak, H.

Yorkton Girl Guides are offering gift wrapping at the mall Dec. 19, 20, 21, 4 - 9; Sat., Dec. 22, 11 - 5; Sun., Dec. 23, 1 - 5; Mon., Dec. 24, 10 - 2. --- Yorkton Arts Council presents 2012 - 2013 "Stars for Saskatchewan" True Jive Pluckers.

Free My Muse presented its 15th Youth Play Production adaptation of Peter Pan at Anne Portnuff Theatre Saturday. Abby Hunter and the Musical Theatre & Air Band perform "I Won't Grow Up.

The former police chief of Bell, Calif., Randy Adams, had resigned in disgrace after prosecutors charged eight other city officials with looting the municipal budget.

Impaired is impaired. Whether the cause is alcohol, drugs or something else, there is no excuse for driving impaired. Under the influence, you jeopardize your safety, your passengers' safety and the safety of other road users.

A 50-year-old man, who has spent his entire adult life in and out of prison, is headed back to jail. Brian Jensen appeared in Yorkton Provincial Court December 14 on charges of theft over $5,000 and possession of stolen property.