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Brad Cameron, Sturgis Composite School principal, was recognized for his volunteerism and dedication to the school and community during a special school assembly on June 14.

The Water Security Agency (WSA) is advising the public of high stream flows for the North Saskatchewan River. Water levels are expected to increase by roughly 1.5 metres.

The amendment of a traffic safety bylaw and the sale of used chain link from the ball diamonds were among the items of concern to town council at its regular meeting on June 4.

With more than a year to go in his four-year term, the reeve of the RM of St. Philips has resigned. Reeve Bernie Vogel resigned his seat effective April 18, said Frances Olson, the administrator.

Yorkton and the pilgrim road to Rama

The MacKenzie Art Gallery presents The Permanent Collection: Walking with Saskatchewan.

Lawrence and Dwayne Brass, known as BrownCanShine from the Key First Nation are scheduled to entertain audience members in the duo’s home town of Sturgis on June 22 during Sturgis Sports and Rodeo.

Show us the state of our natural world

CEBL action continues