Local Arts

Bullying has always existed, but the question that has been raised in recent years is whether it is worse for kids today or if we are simply paying more attention to it.

Lieutenant Governor Vaughn Solomon Schofield, Premier Brad Wall and other dignitaries recognized the contributions of Saskatchewan civilians and soldiers during a flag ceremony today to help mark the end of Canada's military mission to Afghanistan.

The monthly Pot luck noon Luncheon was Mon., March 17 at the Stirling Room. All are welcome. The International World Day of Prayer service in Saltcoats was at St. Augustine's. Sharon Gibler and Phyllis McCallum read Leader parts.

In 1919, Govenlock in the extreme southwest of Saskatchewan was a village of about 150 people.

Changes are being made to the naming policy for government buildings and geographic features in the province. The changes are the result of recommendations made by Dr.

America's returning warriors continue to experience inexplicable difficulty after putting their lives at risk for their country. It took 13 years for Army Sgt. Maj.

A huge crowd packed the Gallagher Centre, Saturday & Sunday for the Parkland Outdoor Show and Expo. There was something there for everyone - the choices were endless.

Yorkton's public works crews have been unusually busy this winter. As of March 6, there were 75 complaints of residential water service freezes compared three to five in a normal winter. During the first weekend of March alone there were 15.

To this day, it's still the biggest event in Melville's proud history.

After months of rehearsal, Project 3:16, His Promise, a musical passion play came to the Anne Portnuff Theatre for five performances March 6-9.