Yorkton This Week

Kamsack RCMP responded to a call for a house fire on February 21, at 9 am. Alongside the Kamsack Fire Department, upon arriving at the scene rescue crews found the house completely engulfed in flames. A 77-year old male was inside.

Vintage snowmobile enthusiasts gathered south of Willowbrook to both ride a bit of history and save it. The Happy Centre School Vintage Snowmobile Rally brought together sleds older than 1981 to go on a rally through the area.

The Yorkton Public Library is open at 9 a.m. Monday-Friday. --- Chili & Baked Potato Supper - Grace Presbyterian Church (by the water tower) Wed., March 27, 4:30 to 6:30 pm. Beef & vegetable chili, baked potatoes, salads, homemade buns and desserts.

Parkland College has a question for area seniors.

There is a road closure at Darlington and 7th to repair damage to the road. Traffic is being directed away from the area.

They say you can’t experience something fully until you’ve experienced it first-hand. The fresh, new bus system with shorter routes is part of the City of Yorkton’s pilot program.

Wildcats - A Winners Bottom: Jorie Dull, Bo Loster, Levi Morin, Brendan Dzuba, Adam Neibrandt, Peter Giannoulis, Tanner Mak. Top: Nathan Thompson, Rylan Jasper, Steven St. Marie, Adam Byczynski.

How do you get a community on board with a team? That’s the challenge that the Yorkton Cardinals have with the upcoming season, but it’s the challenge they’ve had for the past several seasons.

The Get Moving Project, taking place at the Yorkton Springers Gymnastics Club, received $3,900 from Saskatchewan Lotteries.

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