Yorkton This Week

LEARN & BURN The Sheepdogs Indie 8.5-out-of-10 I first became aware of The Sheepdogs way back in 2007 when I reviewed Trying to Grow, a CD I gave a 7-out-of-10.

Recently Dr. Brass School kicked off its school year with a morning dedicated to promoting an active, healthy lifestyle for its students.

The Sacred Heart Saints girls soccer team performed remarkably well in Moose Jaw on the weekend at a 16-team tournament that featured some of the top 2A and 3A teams in the province, said coach Jeanne Fetsch.

It should come as little surprise that the best football player on the Saskatchewan Roughriders is also one of the best talkers on the team too. The Riders hosted the Toronto Argonauts in a game that I thought would have been over before it started.

After 60 years in business, one of Yorkton's bedrock retailers is changing hands.

God never says "No," except for one reason - to provide a better, "Yes." Let me explain. I stopped at an old neighbour's place the other day to keep a promise too long past.

Earle and Nina Moller flew to London on Aug. 16 for a 10 day visit with their daughter Heather Moller and Jeff Beck.

The Yorkton Regional High School Raider Gridder junior football team started out flat in their Sunday afternoon date with the Regina Lakers. Then they turned the tables around completely and won by 12 points.

Langenburg's Jessica Moskaluke has earned another honour as she builds her country music career. The former GX94 Star Search winner was one of eight performers to perform at the New Artist Showcase at the recent Canadian Country Music Awards.