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Yorkton and area students were given a hands-on look at where their food comes from with a fall visit to the local ‘Pizza Farm’ last week.

Recently I was doing some net surfing to pass the time, and ended up visiting a number of sites related to the hobby of keeping pigeons.

Alberta couples work, rely on kindness in cross-province trek

Encountered with several minutes of unexpected downtime – specifically, a computer that decided to have a bit of a temper tantrum – I decided that the best course of action would be to take a nice, relaxing walk through the city’s downtown.

Halifax breeds hipsters like Europe bred the bubonic plague in the 1300s.

Soccer teams converged at Sacred Heart High School on Sept. 14 and 15 to meet on the soccer field. The local squad showed their skills and won each of their three games.

The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League season began for the Yorkton Terriers on Sept. 14. Unfortunately, the Terriers’ first game of the season was a 6-4 loss in Weyburn. Greg Mulhall opened the season scoring for the Terriers 10:39 into the contest.

The town council of Outlook met for a regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday night, September 12.

The final minutes of the Sacred Heart High School Saints’ game against the Esterhazy Warriors on Sept. 13 were a rollercoaster ride. The Saints had a successful touchdown drive, tying the game at 14.