Local News

The Town of Preeceville hosted a registration and information session on September 7 with 11 organizations in attendance.

Finn Petersen with his wife Tove of Silkeborg, Denmark enjoyed visiting all the sites and local attractions and socializing with community members in Preeceville recently.

The Preeceville Panthers football team suffered their first loss when they traveled to Watrous to take on Watrous on September 9. The Panthers came up short with a 38-13 loss for the night.

Sturgis Community bingo winners from August 30 were: Patsy Letwiniuk, Bea Sekel, Irene Lingl, Elaine Semeschuk, Jennifer Shingoose (two), Lauisa Keshane, Anne Sopel, Lydia Dzaman, Shirley Ellison (two), Jenny Soloway, Nettie Gazdewich, Jean Babiuk, V

The Preeceville Nursery is gearing up for the beginning of the new school term and all the new faces showed up at a meet-and-greet evening on September 7.

Preeceville Elementary students showcased their athletic abilities at the annual track-and-field day meet on September 9. "The day kicked off with a barbecue followed by students participating in various events," said Sheila Kelbeck.

A Canora man and columnist for the Canora Courier has made his first adult fiction book available for print. Dreamland and Soulscapes: A Prairie Love Story is an adult fiction book written by Ken Rolheiser.

Canora Junior Elementary School has welcomed a total of four new staff members at the start of the school year. Lisa St.

A new principal has been hired at Canora Composite School and is hoping to use her experience in teaching and coaching all ages to help the school run smoothly.

Good Spirit Acres’ Carol Olsen is sad to say that the summer is winding down, but the hope is that fall will continue on long enough for many events.