Preeceville Progress

The Sturgis Station House Museum acknowledged all the volunteers who had volunteered their time throughout the museum season during a windup supper on August 23.

Record participation in The Health Foundation’s annual Charity Road Race on August 16 in Yorkton resulted in $48,900 being raised to help purchase a CT scanner for the regional health centre in Yorkton.

Buying used can be a great way to get an affordable vehicle but consumers need to be cautious and do their home-work before they buy.

( more photos below ) Avid archers were encouraged to aim at numerous 3-D animal targets during the two-day 3-D archery shoot near Preeceville on August 15 and 16.

The Lintlaw Mud Bog Association wanted something to keep its small town active and what better way than mud bogs which were held on July 18. All the proceeds were allotted towards new playground equipment in Lintlaw.

The editor: I’m not sure how these so-called Conservatives can call themselves sound fiscal managers? That must be some kind of joke right? They have been talking about it and campaigning about it since they brutally destroyed the Progressive Conserv

What’s lost on many – especially many federal New Democrats – is how long they have been out of the picture in Saskatchewan. Of course, that could change on October 19.

I got into a discussion with a political type recently about cutting greenhouse gas emissions. My initial question was about the use of carbon capture technology, like that used in the Boundary Dam Integrated Carbon Capture Project.

Recently I had the opportunity to drive Highway No. 22 from Killaly to Lemberg, and a couple of weeks earlier I had covered the stretch from Highway No. 10 to Lemberg.