Yorkton This Week

Saskatchewan Rush players Mark Matthews and Zach Gould spent their Thursday visiting some very special students at Twin Lakes Community School and Birch Narrows School, courtesy of our partners NexGen Energy.

The Yorkton Terriers have treated us to the best Junior ‘A’ hockey we’ve seen in this city in five years. The games, in a lot of ways, have been more exciting to watch than when the team went all the way in 2014.

The Yorkton and District Horticultural Society will be holding their next regular meeting on Wednesday, April 17 at 7:00 p.m. at SIGN on North Street in Yorkton. The topic will be “ Fairy Gardens”.

Sixty avid cribbage players descended on Yorkton last Saturday, March 23 to compete in the annual Open Pairs Cribbage Tournament, sponsored by the Yorkton branch, Royal Canadian Legion.

James Hill and Anne Janelle didn’t expect to get together. He played fiddle, she played the cello. He was studying folk music, she was studying classical cello.

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The Yorkton terriers have dropped the opening game of their Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League semi-final with Battlefords.

The 2019 Asphalt Paving Program contract was awarded by Yorkton Council Monday.

I am not someone with a grooming regimen. I know, everyone is shocked. I’ve been thinking about this for two reasons. One, I’m tired of my hair and need a haircut at some point soon.

Recently there was an interesting post on one of the social media outlets many of us visit about the common home lawn, and why we have them? I reposted the item, but the next day it was gone, which may mean the accreditation was incorrect, but the ba