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SIGN holds 50th Anniversary Dinner

SIGN holds 50th Anniversary Dinner

A major gala was held on Friday night to celebrate SIGN’s fiftieth anniversary. Many in the community use the organization’s facilities and programs.

Seeding in early stages across region

The majority of farmers in the Canora\Preeceville\Kamsack\Norquay region had either just started seeding or were about to get underway, said Liam O’Halloran, Prairie Soils agronomy manager, on Thursday.
Fleamarket at the Gallagher Centre

Fleamarket at the Gallagher Centre

It’s that time of the season again -- with spring on our doorstep, it’s time to clear things out and that means finding a home for things that we may no longer need but could be the find of the century for someone else.
Yorkton Kinette Club hold tea fundraiser

Yorkton Kinette Club hold tea fundraiser

The Kinette Club held a tea party fundraiser Saturday at the Yorkton Public Library.

Town Council seeks public input regarding the future of the airport

Options regarding the potential closure or alternate uses of the airport and concerns regarding the Town process on tendering were among the items of concern to town council at its regular meeting on April 9.

Positive ticketing by RCMP rewards youth

The Canora and Sturgis RCMP are working together with the local communities in Preeceville, Sturgis and Canora to reward youth and individuals in the community for doing random act of kindness, practicing safe driving, practicing bike safety, being a
Award-winning business has roots in Preeceville

Award-winning business has roots in Preeceville

Bravo Dance Co. was named Prairie Sky Chamber of Commerce Warman, Martensville and Region Business Excellence Award for New Business winner at its awards ceremony on May 3 in Martensville.
Local band students have memorable musical experience

Local band students have memorable musical experience

Members of the Parkland Concert Band comprised of students from the senior Good Spirit School Division band and the Kamsack Composite Institute band had the privilege to play alongside members of the Yorkton Community adult band during the Spring Ban
Sparty’s is “Open for business”

Sparty’s is “Open for business”

A thrift store which has been in operation for over 40 years, the last 15 at its Main Street location, has formed a partnership with Kamsack Comprehensive Institute (KCI.

Tourism Week upcoming in Yorkton

Tourism Week is a provincially marked event each year in Saskatchewan. Monday, at the regular meeting of Yorkton Council, the week was also unanimously proclaimed to mark the week of May 26 to June 1 as Tourism Week in the city.
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