Preeceville Progress

The Nelson family of Preeceville had fun exploring the Assiniboine River as they kayaked and canoed down the river on May 3.

Good Spirit School Division band students have been challenged and encouraged to show their kindness by sharing gifts with their neighbours or community members to help spread good cheer during COVID-19.

Barveenok Ukrainian Dance Club members were very sad to not be able to complete the year with the annual spring concert due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Sturgis Station House Museum is faced with a challenging season due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Town of Preeceville had originally slated four buildings in the town for demolition in 2019 but held off with one of the main buildings located in the downtown core.

Wiwcharuk Family Greenhouse has seen many changes over the past 27 years and this year has been one of the most challenging with the COVID-19 pandemic. The greenhouse is located approximately a quarter mile west and three miles north of Endeavour.

Mental health services and supports are readily available to Saskatchewan residents who need them during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Most of the residents in the Village of Endeavour were upset and disappointed when they realized that the Osprey nest located on the cell tower has been destroyed.

“The Preeceville Funeral Home is committed to maintaining a safe and healthy workplace for our valued staff and helping the community we serve to do the same,” stated Raymond and Crystal Bailey of Preeceville Funeral Home.

Violet Gibb of Lady Lake Regional Park has always loved crafting but recently took a new twist with her passion for complex and challenging things. The newest craft she picked up was an art of beading called Midnight Sparkles.