Yorkton This Week

Grief does not do well on its own. Every grieving person needs support in one way or another.

For two weeks drama students at Yorkton Regional High School were given a new vision of things thanks to having four artists in residence visiting the school.

Well, I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas.

Premier Brad Wall announced recently that Dr.

One of the youngest teams in the Saskatchewan Midget AAA Hockey League just got younger. It's not helping them a whole lot on the scoreboard though.

Despite the cold weather that has hit in the past couple of days, several members of the Saskatchewan Roughriders have been hitting the outdoor rinks in preparation for game 1 of this year's Rider Prider Hockey Challenge, presented by SaskCanola.

Saskatchewan residents will see an additional $25.2 million in annual tax savings as a result of the indexation of the provincial income tax system in 2012.

Arthur L. McBurney of Yorkton. Curlers had their own rocks in those years. They were kept in lockers that can be seen in the background of this photos. McBurney was City Councillor from 1946 to 1964.

The deadline for submitting nominations for the Celebrate Success Business Awards has been extended by one week to January 27. Nomination forms are available from the chamber office or the Chamber website at www.yorktonchamber.com.