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Nicole Rolfes of Lloyminister was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in January of 2012, but was not about to let the disease get her down. Her love and passion for snowmobiling turned into a mission to raise awareness and funds for research.

MLJ Accounting Ltd., a new Preeceville business, offers bookkeeping and income tax services, including payrolls, for personal, corporate and farming clients.

Cara Zubko’s career in hockey began at an early age and skyrocketed through the years. Her love of the game has kept her goals in line as she continues her hockey career.

The Roughrider Snowmobile club hosted its third-annual family snowmobiling day on February 21. It was held at the May Lake Shack located on the Trans Canada Trail about two kilometres from Sturgis.

Parkland College is now accepting team registrations and corporate partnerships for the 11th annual Dollars for Scholars Golf Classic, scheduled for June 24 at Deer Park Golf Course in Yorkton.

The first two months of 2016 were very eventful for students at Invermay School. Grades 6-12 students were studying hard in preparation for mid-term and final exams held from January 25 to 28.

More than 40 farmers from the Raymore area met March 13 and passed a resolution calling for “the establishment of orderly marketing of grain in western Canada,” explained Kyle Korneychuk of Pelly, a spokesperson for the Canadian Wheat Board Alliance,

Despite a valiant effort, the Canora Cougars senior boys basketball team did not advance from the 2A Regional Competition for which Canora played host on March 11 and 12. Going into the regionals, the Cougars were ranked as the No.

Losing to Preeceville in the finals was a heartbreaker for the Canora Pee Cobras, but Coach Vern Schick said he proud of everyone one of them.

It has been a successful season for the junior girls basketball players who won the district competition in Sturgis February 26-27, said Coach Ronda O’Dell.