Yorkton This Week

A 16-year-old Yorkton resident will represent Saskatchewan at a prestigious national talent competition in Ontario this winter.

The new school season is just barely underway but the senior girls soccer team already has one game under their belts, as well as one victory to start the 2011-12 season.

Yorkton's Senior Mobility Program has a new car thanks to the Saskatchewan Government Employees Union Public Service Local 1115.

Thomas Heathfield was a well-paid banking consultant with a promising career in Maidenhead, England, but gave it up this year to move to South Africa and endure rigorous training as a "sangoma" ("witch doctor").

Biologists recently found a strange monkey in the Amazon. They didn't know this unusual creature with its bright red beard and tail even existed.

On September 4, 2011 at approximately 8:30 am, members of the Punnichy RCMP responded to a complaint of a fight that had occurred between two men on the Kawacatoose First Nation.

Most new players and honestly most manufacturers put a lot of effort into drivers. As an example two new manufacturers; Skyquest and Skyiron just coming to the marketplace have produced drivers first.

The only thing better then Monday Night Football will be Friday Night Football. Friday Night Lights, as Roby Sharpe termed it last Friday night when his game ended. In two days' time, it will be night time when the thing starts.

With September upon us the race for the upcoming provincial election is going to heat up.

Yorkton's Kinsmen Recycling Centre is in the last stages of relocating to a larger facility just down the road from its old one.