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A Yorkton woman can see again thanks to the efforts of different community organizations. Claritza Volquez has Stargardt disease, a genetic degenerative eye disease.

The Government of Saskatchewan has launched an awareness campaign to prevent deaths from opioid overdoses. The goal of the campaign is to teach people to know the signs of an opioid overdoses.

A packed hall in Veregin indicated another sold-out fundraiser for the Veregin New Horizons Committee.

Break and enter RM of Preeceville Canora RCMP are investigating a break and enter to a rural residence in the RM of Preeceville that occurred between January 19 and January 21.

The annual Yorkton Farm Toy Show was held over the weekend at St. Mary's Cultural Centre in Yorkton. The event offered collectors an opportunity to find new additions to their collections.

Six representatives of the River Ridge branch of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation (SWF) and two from the Canora branch are expected to attend the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federations 90th Annual Convention.

Kamsack Comprehensive Institute welcomed a new teacher recently to fill a new teaching position which was created at the school. On January 7, Rayne Townsend of Pelly, began working as the Indigenous Student Achievement coach.

The Preeceville Recreation Board welcomed world renowned snow sculptor Theressa Wright and her husband Terry Ouellette, both of Saskatoon to be part of the Mushers’ Rendezvous 20th anniversary on February 2 and 3, by creating a snow sculpture for the

“In a war-torn feudal Japan, the soldiers are restless. The endless battles, betrayals, and broken promises have the soldiers questioning where their loyalties lie.

Break and enter RM of Preeceville Canora RCMP are investigating a break and enter to a rural residence in the RM of Preeceville that occurred between January 19 and January 21.