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The Sturgis and District Station House Museum hosted its annual windup that featured entertainment and clay oven-baked bread on August 27. "We made and cooked 60 loaves of bread in the outdoor clay oven," said Hazel Urbanoski, museum representative.

The seventh annual Canora Ag Days, put on by the Canora Agricultural Society, provided a full weekend of entertainment on August 18-20.

The art of a corn maze is designed with the idea of challenging individuals’ mental and physical abilities as they navigate through the twisting maze.

It may seem to some like summer just started, but there are plenty of upcoming activities to look forward to as September approaches, said Aaron Herriges, director of leisure services.

RCMP busy with incidents and calls during August

Beloved community hub was destroyed in July storm

The Town of Outlook’s council met for a scheduled meeting on Wednesday night, August 9.

Yorkton and the rest of the country were still in the grip of World War Two during the week of August 31, 1944. While tragedy from the war affected people near and far, normal life still went on in our rural town.

Town council decided to make changes to its noise bylaw, wanting to further regulate the level of noise in Kamsack.