Preeceville Progress

Skaters from the Preeceville Figure Skating Club were showcased in the annual ice carnival.

Preeceville High School girls triumphed over everyone with a Hoopla Gold in the 2A division.

Sturgis local Hazel Urbanoski honoured with a Saskatchewan Volunteer medal for all her dedication as a timeless volunteer.

Sportsman honored for their prize winning trophies during the Preeceville Wildlife annual banquet and awards.

The Barveenok Ukrainian Dance Club kept the traditions alive through performing learned dances for other family and friends.

Ukrainian stories showcased through each special hand crafted decorated Easter egg was the focus of the Preeceville workshop.

Skaters glide through the ages in the Sturgis Figure Skating ice carnival.

-Sophia Storoschuk, seven years old, of Sturgis started out in life dealing with many difficult health issues that had her spending 72 days in the NICU in Regina as a newborn infant but recently achieved a milestone of surgery free.

One million dollar land donation made to Habitat Trust will help preserve land for future wildlife.

A Canora-based caller reported his daughter took his green jeep without consent. Police then received a second call that a green jeep was involved in a collision in Kamsack.