Local Arts

Residents of the Yorkton District Nursing Home can tune into their favourite television shows in style with the installation of seven large screen TVs in various common areas of the facility.

With long winter days stretching ahead, have you entertained the thought of starting to work on your family tree, but you're not sure how to get started? Or have you begun, but have hit a few brick walls in your research? The Yorkton Branch of the Sa

Seeds are very small things that have a very big impact. It's something most people don't think about every day, but seeds are the very foundation of human existence.

Free Community lunch - Sat., Feb. 23, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Knox Presbyterian Church (by the water tower). --- Royal Canadian Legion Crib Tournament - Sat., Feb. 15. Entry fee at the door. Doors open at 9 a.m. Games start at 10 a.m. Lunch available.

The 29th annual Yorkton Farm Toy Show was held February 8 & 9 at St. Mary's Cultural Centre. There were over 50 exhibitors and 110 tables full of collectibles and not just farm toys. There was something for everyone from dolls to toy cars.

Some 235 snowmobile enthusiasts descended on Yorkton Saturday, February 8th for the 37th Easter Seals Snowarama. The day started early with registration and breakfast at the Gallagher Center. Riders revved up and blasted off between 9:30 and 10 a.m.

Yorkton Council is on-side with Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) concerns over housing in Canada. At its regular meeting of Council Monday, City Manager Davids Putz explained the FCM concerns.

Caitlin Taylor, the 2013 summer Saskatchewanderer, is back and this time she's going to explore all facets of Saskatchewan for an entire year. "When I learned that I won the expanded Saskatchewanderer position, I was so excited," Taylor said.

The value of financial planning advice As incredible as it sounds, many people spend more time planning their next vacation than their financial future. Although people want to plan for their financial well-being, many do not know where to begin.

In support of his first feature film, No Clue, Brent Butt is doing something he hasn't done in a decade, a standup comedy tour of the country.