Local Arts

BLUE BONES Kim Beggs Black Hen Music 8-out-of-10 Blue Bones is the latest release from Kim Beggs, a Yukon based singer-songwriter and Canadiana pioneer.

Between November 17, 2010 and October 19, 2011, 80 pieces of steel cladding were stolen from a building site on 5th Avenue North. The missing material is described as white in color and weighs about 2,000 lbs.

Last year was a great one for the Access Communications Children's fund - and for the 33 Saskatchewan-based community groups and projects that benefitted from the fund.

Robert Almasi, the Reeve of the RM of Cana presented a cheque for $1,000 to Ross Fisher, Executive Director of The Health Foundation, to help fund the conceptual plan for a new regional hospital.

Few things are more ingrained in the collective consciousness of Canada than the game of hockey. So it's no big surprise that over the holiday season we turn our attention to the World Junior Hockey Championships.

Only the Government: Stung by criticism in 2007 that they were neglecting severely wounded service members, the Pentagon and the Department of Veterans Affairs have now gone extreme the other way, routinely providing at least a half-dozen (and as man

During the recent provincial election do you remember Premier Brad Wall saying anything about a dreadful shortage of provincial politicians? Do you remember him saying anything during televised leader debates, radio interviews or in newspaper stories

Being in a wheelchair does not mean the end of sports. That was one of the messages Mike Brady gave to students at Yorkton Regional High School Friday, as he gave students a taste of wheelchair rugby. The second message was much more direct though.

The cost of the first storm water collection pond on Dracup Avenue has exceeded its budget by a significant margin. "Tulik & Son Trenching & Excavating commenced the project in late July.

Annual write-offs by City of Yorkton Departments in 2011, were in par with the previous year.