Local Arts

Kaitlyn McMurphy recently completed the Cattlemen’s Young Leaders (CYL) Mentorship Program.

The Salvation Army has announced the closure of its Thrift Store in Yorkton. “This has been a developing situation for many months. The store is no longer able to sustain itself financially.

Parents and kids offficially said goodbye to summer last Tuesday as students headed back to school in Yorkton and across the province, which means drivers should remember to watch for students on the streets.

Bonnie Bazarski didn’t expect people to get hung up on her cell phone. A group of kids piled into Bazarski’s camper. They were surrounded by locks, puzzles, and clues. They rifled around the camper, solving brain-teasers and unlocking drawers.

In 2017, Larry Hovey picked up a camera for the first time in 30 years. He found his targets, pointed, and shot for over four months. He enjoyed his return to photography, although he didn’t envision it going beyond a passing fancy.

Mayor Bob Maloney and Kathleen Gibson cut the ribbon for the Yorkton Legion’s home on Aug. 24. The Legion moved to a new location on 387 B Parkview Road earlier this year.

The Great Benjamins Circus rolled into Yorkton last week for two days of death-defying tricks and impressive stunts. The circus occupied the parking lot outside the Gallagher Centre on Aug.

Yorkton Council received and filed a report titled “The Local Government Elections Act, 2015 Amendment – Proposed Election Date Extension” at its regular meeting Monday. Municipal elections are currently scheduled for Oct.

A former Yorkton gynecologist is staring down a sentence of two-and-a-half years in prison after being found guilty of sexual assault. Mohammad Haque was convicted on four counts of sexual assualt (out of a total of 16 charges) back in May.

Every once in a while you lay your hands on a game not exactly expecting too much from it, and it simply blows your socks off. Pairs, by designers James Ernest and Paul Peterson, is just such a game.