Local Arts

January is normally the time one jumps into "jammies" directly after work, or never takes them off, if one does not have to go to work. However, the city of Yorkton has decreed "in motion month" for January.

Saskatchewan provincial parks are gearing up for another great year. Last year was a record-setting year for attendance and planning is underway to ensure continued success in 2014.

The Balmoral Hotel as it looked in 1903.Appearing in the photo are: J.B. Ball, sitting, left to right, North West Mounted Police Constable St. Jean, waitress Mrs. J.L. McDougall, Constable Goldsmith, J.L.

In an ongoing effort to help provide more Saskatchewan children with a place to call home, the Ministry of Social Services will continue seeking advice from foster families over the next several months.

As a polytechnic, SIAST aligns programs and research activities with industry needs.

This is a great time to be a student in Saskatchewan. Our province is growing and is full of options for post-secondary education and opportunities for employment.

Kenton Doupe always liked art, but he found his truest love might be photography thanks to a class at the Yorkton Regional High School.

We hope everyone had a Very Merry Christmas and had a great New Years. The Calder Students did a wonderful job on their Christmas Concert again this year. The hall was full with families, community members and people from surrounding area.

Tash-Kalar is a game with a pretty solid fantasy theme attached to it. "Tash-Kalar is the ancient art of magical combat performed in arenas and combat pits throughout the known world.

(NC) - Whether you're already retired or soon to be retired, worries about how far your savings will take you have probably crossed your mind more than once.