Yorkton This Week

In his next life Keith Washenfelder could be an MLB scout. Washenfelder has been to so many MLB stadiums, he's travelled almost as much as some of the players themselves.

There are plenty of familiar sayings that refer to the heart's rhythm - 'my heart skipped a beat', or 'it sent my heart racing' - but in reality, if your heart frequently does either, it could be a sign of a life-threatening condition.

The hockey season is long finished with but that doesn't stop teams from making a little noise from time to time. The Midget AAA Yorkton Harvest of the Saskatchewan Midget AAA Hockey League have announced 2010-11 player commitments from four players.

Flood assistance central service centre Kinsmen Arena 227 Prystai Way Provincial Disaster Assistance Program 783-0484 Public Health Services 783-0486 Volunteer Registration 783-0490 In addition to people requiring assistance removing debris from thei

Premier Brad Wall tasked a Cabinet Committee to provide coordination of the Province's response to the unprecedented flooding faced by Saskatchewan people, including yesterday's flooding in the City of Yorkton.

The City of Yorkton has solidified its borrowing to pay for its recently completed Fire Hall. Yorkton Council unanimously supported a motion at its June 28 meeting which will see the City borrow $7.

Sometimes, the best cabinet moves a Premier makes are the ones he doesn't make.

The entry draft in any sport is usually meant to help the teams drafting to find players that will either help your team in the upcoming season or grow into some kind of a utility role somewhere down the road.

Action at home plate Wednesday, June 30 between Yorkton and Melville. Yorkton's Tannum Wyonzek watches as the throw from third base elludes him during AAA PeeWee baseball play at Jubilee Park.

Scientists warn that the twin threats of climate change and wildlife extinction threaten our planet's life-support systems, including clean air, clean water, and productive soil.