Yorkton This Week

A once grand farmhouse sits long-abandoned in a field just east of Theodore. The history of the forlorn structure is known to only a few today, how it once housed one of the most influential families in the earliest years of the area.

A Saskatchewan sports legend will be an honourary member of the Saskatchewan Rush at an upcoming home game.

It was just a couple of months ago Front Line No Komrades was reviewed in this space. The game was a light, albeit fun, filler-style card game from Anvil 8 Games. This week the game is Aetherium from the same publisher.

The Yorkton Terriers have dropped four-of-five games since returning from the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League Christmas break. All four of the losses have been against Viterra Division competition, the latest loss Tuesday in Estevan.

The Yorkton Public Library is open at 9 a.m. Monday-Friday. --- Experience a wee bit of Scotland in Saskatchewan. Yorkton & District Scottish Society proudly presents the 41st Annual Burns Supper.

Apublic meeting will be held in the city next week to gauge interest from various user groups and the general public regarding the feasibility of a new multi-use indoor turf facility. The meeting to be held Jan.

The Yorkton RawTec Maulers have won their first game played in 2019. The Saskatchewan AAA Midget Hockey League victory came Sunday afternoon at the Farrell Agencies Arena against the visiting Battlefords Stars.

Things are tightening up in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League’s Viterra Division. Yorkton remains atop the Viterra after splitting a pair of games on the weekend, having 43 points based on a 21-15-1 record.

St. Paul’s School launched its 10th annual ‘One School, One Book Family Reading Program Monday.