Preeceville Progress

( see photo gallery below ) Sturgis Composite High School students presented Aunt Maggity’s Dark and Stormy Night for their annual drama performance on May 10.

Families and community organizations, together with Ronald McDonald House Charities – Saskatchewan (RMHC-SK), are kicking off the second annual Red Shoe Walk in Yorkton on June 4 to celebrate 31 years of assisting Saskatchewan families in critical ti

The June Warren-Nickle’s Energy Group (JWN) and its parent company, Glacier Media, are donating $50,000 toward Red Cross efforts in Fort McMurray. This newspaper is owned by Glacier Media.

The fifth annual Report to the Community, a guide aimed at providing residents in the Sunrise Health Region with valuable statistics and information including details on how to access a variety of services were to be distributed to approximately 20,0

There are so many lessons to be learned from the tragedy of the Fort McMurray fire … although the foremost one was likely learned by rural Saskatchewan long ago. At 56.

All things considered...

It’s become clear, in the week since a conflagration sent 88,000 people running in less than a day, that there’s really only one phrase that adequately describes the net result of the Fort McMurray fire. It’s the Miracle of Fort Mac.

A Touch of Class of-fers something different in complete hair care for the entire family, says Michelle Dodge, the own-er. The new hair salon is located one mile east of Preeceville .

It was an announcement made with limited fanfare, even in the ag sector it seemed, yet it could open the door to an intriguing new niche market. In January a release by the Canary Seed Development Commission of Saskatchewan (CDCS) at www.canaryseed.