Yorkton This Week

Twenty locals came out last Tuesday to take part in the Charity Road Race's Learn to Run at the Yorkton Regional High School. Sylvia Gay of Yorkton has been participating in the Road Race for three years and said she loves doing it.

The road to hell, say the sages, is paved with good intentions. Heaven's streets, croons an old song, are paved with gold. Where I live, most of the roads aren't paved at all. Main Street was once paved - still is, around the pot-holes.

"She was a 'Blushing Lady' named 'Angelique', a 'Perfect Lady' from 'High Society'. His name was 'Monsella'; he arrived in town from 'Barcelona'.

Following numerous floods and evacuations, Red Cross continues to work with those who are beginning to restore a sense of normalcy to their lives and clean-up the mess floods left behind.

Health Science workers in the Sunrise Health Region held a two-day strike in Yorkton and Melville last week.

SGI wants to make sure every motorcycle enthusiast is ready to ride. That's why on June 18 SGI is implementing the Motorcycle Graduated Driver's Licensing (MGDL) program as a part of its commitment to improving traffic safety.

The City of Yorkton continues to develop a drainage plan for the west side of the city.

Yorkton's Kim Walker now awaits sentencing after the jury in his murder trial returned a verdict of manslaughter last week.

A U.K. man recently built a bicycle entirely out of wood, with no plastic or metal parts. Everything, including the wheels, gears, and seat, are wood.

TReconstruction of Russel Drive in Yorkton will go ahead, but at nearly 50 per cent more than initially budgeted.