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Canora’s Extravadance Studio dancers experience Disneyland

Canora’s Extravadance Studio dancers experience Disneyland

On July 9, twenty-three members of Extravadance Studio in Canora, along with Kristin Weber-Karcha, Extravadance owner and artistic director, and a number of parents embarked on “the adventure of a lifetime” to Disneyland in California.
A close look at the small things

A close look at the small things

In 2017, Larry Hovey picked up a camera for the first time in 30 years. He found his targets, pointed, and shot for over four months. He enjoyed his return to photography, although he didn’t envision it going beyond a passing fancy.

Outlook Town Council News & Notes - August 22

The town council of Outlook met for a scheduled meeting on Wednesday night, August 22.
Outlook Rodeo a Horse-ridin' Hit

Outlook Rodeo a Horse-ridin' Hit

Return of the rodeo event draws huge crowds
Yorkton archer shines on world stage

Yorkton archer shines on world stage

Cailin Jarvis, 17, aimed her bow. She fired her shot, landing her arrow into a coyote statue. Her opponent took their shot as well, landing in a similar spot. Organizers moved the coyote.
The Tackle

The Tackle

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Evelyn Banks presented 2017 Garden of Saskatchewan ring

Evelyn Banks presented 2017 Garden of Saskatchewan ring

In a unanimous decision of the trustees of the Garden of Saskatchewan (GOS) Citizen’s ring committee, Evelyn Banks was selected as the recipient for 2017.
Archers enjoy 3-D Archery Shoot at new location

Archers enjoy 3-D Archery Shoot at new location

Avid archers were encouraged to take aim at numerous 3-D Archery Shoot targets at its new location at the Sturgis Sportsgrounds Grounds on August 18 and 19. "There were 94 archers registered between Saturday and Sunday.
Quality of exhibits good at horticulture show despite the heat

Quality of exhibits good at horticulture show despite the heat

The 71 st annual Kamsack Horticulture Society’s annual show held on August 10 was well represented and had good quality exhibits in spite of the heat the area had experienced, according to Cindy Koreluik, Society president.

Preeceville youth wins second place honours in national literary contest

Kalyssa Tuz, daughter of Cherilyn and Michael of Preeceville recently became a published author for her poem Outside the Box and won second place honours in the poetry category, Mensa Canada 2018 literary contest.
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