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MUENSTER — Like most Saskatchewan residents after a long winter, Muenster’s Logan Hofmann is excited for spring.

HUMBOLDT — Thanks to some community partnerships, a winter recreation facility will see summer activity.

The Parkland Expos baseball organization will be adding a team to its roster this summer. The Expos had teams at the U15 and U18 AAA level in 2020, and now look to add a U18 AA team, explained Kelly Hubic.

The Western Hockey League (WHL) announced Friday it has been granted approval by public health officials from the Government of Saskatchewan to play in a hub centre located in Regina, which will allow the WHL’s Saskatchewan and Manitoba-based teams i

The football career of Dominic Lepowick is heating up. The YRHS Raider Gridder has been picked up by the Okanagan Sun for the coming season. Lepowick said that he is excited to get out and play again, and excited to move out to B.C. to play as well.

The Board of Directors of Yorkton Crush Girls Softball has announced plans for spring play, conditional of course, on restrictions in the area.

When he stepped into the role as president of the Kamsack Sno Drifters Club 308, Tyson Leis knew he would be stepping into some big shoes.

The Preeceville Rough Rider Snowmobile Club and it dedicated volunteers have been keeping busy with ensuring the trails are ready for another snowmobile season.

Saskatchewan’s Chief Medical Health Officer Dr.

The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly restricted recreation options for many residents in Canora and the surrounding area, but thankfully there are still outdoor possibilities.