Yorkton This Week

The Yorkton Terriers held their annual fall camp in preparation for the upcoming Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League.

We're passed Labour Day and the signs point to that special time. The combines are rolling, the leaves are starting to turn and the annual 'Rider-Bomber Labour Day Classic is in the books.

Student numbers equal to or slightly above last year's are among the highlights of the new school year at the local public and Catholic school divisions.

Pioneers are from left to right, Delbert Ball, of Ball Transport Co., William Bell, had been a bartender at the Balmoral Hotel and Fred Langstaff, a freighter and rancher.

The Godfrey Dean Art Gallery presents Primal Nature, an exhibition of paintings by Jeanette Marshall.

It was a somewhat surprising story which hit the front page of this newspaper last week.

When a boardgame has the tag line 'The New Ancient Game' on the box it accomplishes two things, at least in my case; it draws my attention, and sets a very high bar for itself.

Jordan Matechuk of Yorkton pleaded guilty to two drug charges stemming from an incident at the United States border at the International Bridge in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan.

Pasta lovers around the world may not know plant breeder Dr. Curtis Pozniak, but they'll get a taste of his work in the near future when they tuck into a plate of their favourite Italian dish.

Last Friday at Kinsmen Century Field turned out to be a half decent day for a football game. This Friday evening at Century Field should be even better.