Local News

The Prairie Harvest Christian Life Centre held its 'Last Minute Christmas Shopping' event Saturday, where unique gifts, food, desserts and more were sold by a variety of community vendors.

On November 27 CCS senior drama presented The Fried Kobassa , a comedy by J. Robert Wilkins about missing sausage and the rather incompetent inspector hired to solve the case.

Geo's Kitchen in Preeceville officially opened in October and since then has been offering quality food at reasonable prices to its valued customers.

People in the Kamsack area were among the first to hear about a book that has gone on to garner recognition. When We Were Shadows is the title of this book, written by a former Kamsack resident, Janet (nee Minuk) Wees.

The Government of Saskatchewan will begin implementing mandatory early family dispute resolution in separation and divorce proceedings in the new year, starting with Prince Albert on January 1.

The Estevan RCMP Detachment is investigating three Break and Enters that occurred sometime during the early morning hours of Thursday, Dec. 5th in the community of Torquay.

The Preeceville Hospital Auxiliary Christmas auction was deemed another success by organizers. The auction was held at the Preeceville Club 60 on November 25.

Seven students from the Chief Gabriel Cote Education Complex (CGCEC), along with their teacher and chaperones, recently had the opportunity to go on the “trip of a lifetime” to Toronto.

Residents of Canora and surrounding area once again have the opportunity to continue the Christmas tradition of helping local youngsters in need.

The town council of Outlook held their regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday night, November 27.