Yorkton This Week

Two amazing stars will be lighting the prairie evening as the Yorkton Arts Council's "Stars for Saskatchewan" series presents their finale concert for the 2012-2013 season: Michael Burgess and Rebecca Caine on Tuesday, April 30 at 8:00 p.m.

"What do you miss most about childhood?" Someone recently posed that question on a public Facebook page. Here's how people responded: Susan: Mom and Dad. Donna: Carefreeness, little responsibilities, my grandparents.

Yorkton Council unanimously proclaimed Mental Health Week in Yorkton at its regular meeting Monday.

Yorkton Council set the City's 2013 mill rates at its regular meeting Monday. And while there are some significant shifts in the numbers, the end result is similar to 2012, explained Lonnie Kaal the City's director of finance.

Front row left to right: Macy Washenfelder, Paxtyn Kruger, Jamie Farrell, Erica Bradshaw, Claire Bradshaw, Jon Fetsch; Back row left to right: Cora Lamers, Emily Lamers, Morgan Thorley, Gillian Rice, Lauren Denesyk, Marley Haneshewsky, Ammanda Zelins

The Saltcoats school's second annual archery shoot hit the bullseye this past weekend. "I was very happy with how everything went," said Saltcoats assistant coach Steve Farquharson. "It went smoothly and athletes did very well.

The Yorkton Business Improvement District in partnership with the Yorkton Co-op will be holding a GO TERRIERS GO Message Book public signing.

Cornerstone Credit Union announces the payment of $1 million to members through the Member Ownership Program. The Board of Directors of Cornerstone Credit Union is proud to declare the payment to members based on the financial success of 2012.

Yorkton Mayor Bob Maloney showed Monday he accepted the Mayor's Poetry City Challenge.

St. Michael's Parish annual meeting was held on March 10 at 6 p.m. at the Goodeve Community Centre. A luncheon was held first, proceeded by the annual meeting. Secretary position was opened - Mrs. Debbie Burak was nominated for the position.