Yorkton This Week

Saskatchewan businesses affected by flooding may be eligible for relief from penalty and interest charges that result from filing late sales tax returns.

SHAKE 'EM ON DOWN A Tribute to Mississippi Fred McDowell Rory Block Stony Plain 9.5-out-of-10 Oh my goodness there are times you just fall into the music of a CD and know you are exactly where you want to be.

St. Mary's banquet centre was packed yet again, people everywhere, every table sold out ages ago. Among the highlights of the evening was a speech by Saskatchewan Roughrider and former California University of Pennsylvania running back Wes Cates.

It is nearly camping season, and 2011 is sure to be an exciting year in Saskatchewan's provincial parks. This year is the 80th anniversary of the Saskatchewan Provincial Park System and celebrations are planned throughout the summer.

Yorkton Council unanimously approved a recommendation which will lead to the development of a park area adjacent to the old flour mill in the city.

The Provincial Government is implementing a plan to lower generic drug prices in Saskatchewan. This will result in savings to Saskatchewan residents and the provincial Drug Plan.

Ahh, boating! Skimming over the water with the wind in your hair. What a great way to spend a summer afternoon, especially with family and friends. A carefree atmosphere like this is just made to have fun and party.

The Royal Canadian Legion Branch #77 held an event on Saturday, May 14 to honour local World War II veterans over the age of ninety. An afternoon lunch and slide show provided entertainment for many of the veterans and their families.

Congratulations to Jackie Johnson who was presented the 2011 "John Currie Leadership Award" for $800 at SIAST in Regina.

The Alexander's Mens Wear Junior Cardinals went three up three down in preseason play over the weekend, winning twice on home field and once on the road in Manitoba where everything went their way and then some.