Yorkton This Week

Few in Saskatchewan think of a radish as a field scale crop, but one Saltcoats area farmer is using them to help condition his soil.

In January, a baby was born to Canadians Kathy Witterick and David Stocker, but seven months later, they still have not revealed to family or friends whether little "Storm" is a boy or a girl.

The Yorkton Housing Corporation and its government partners unveiled details on a new seniors' housing project at a sod-turning ceremony last week.

The first atom football game played in Yorkton took place Saturday morning at Century Field. The newly-formed atom Gridders were the home team and the Regina Lions, who haven't been around for a long time either, were the opponents.

Grain bags have become a popular alternative for grain storage, but disposal options are limited.

In preparation for the start of the new season, the Yorkton AAA Midget Harvest have made some player signings. They are also losing at least three players to different teams, said Jeff Odgers, Harvest head coach.

The schedule for the Yorkton Regional High School Raider Gridder senior football team was released recently. The Gridders open up their 2011 season with a game at home against the Miller Marauders on Friday, Sept. 2 at 5 p.m.

What would you say are one of the most planted, most used, and least appreciated vegetables in our gardens? I would say beets, and here's why.

It's never a bad idea to undertake a bit of space exploration at the gaming table and Jump Gate is a pretty good choice as the way to do it.

The North American Waterfowl Management Plan (NAWMP) has been in existence in Saskatchewan for 25 years.