Yorkton This Week

And, the results are in

The Access Communications Water Park in Yorkton hosted its first Dive-In Movie. The event featured the movie ‘Shark Tale’ on two screens that overlooked the wave pool.

Last week, largely because Sept. 24 through Oct. 24, will be Culture Days in Yorkton the column looked at how board games have some cultural relevance depending on the game and the country it was developed, or at least it became popular.

Leave it to old Isaiah to stab the bull’s eye with his arrow of truth. The Hebrew prophet lived thousands of years ago. He spent his life passing God’s messages to a chosen, but disobedient, people.

Rural Albertans will be hit with the impacts of climate change in a disproportionate way, and it is critical to tackle the issues, said one researcher from a climate study released this month.

A two-time Saskatchewan Country Music Award nominee

A ‘Learn To Play Water Polo Clinic’ was held at the Access Communications Water Park in Yorkton Friday. Staff with Water Polo Saskatchewan attended the clinic to introduce participants to the sport.

The Parkland Expos U18 team hosted the Estevan Brewers 18U team at noon today in the city, with the host team suffering a 16-6 defeat. The Brewers struck for four in the first inning then added runs in all but the fifth inning on the way to the win.

Gravelbourg Lightning and Carnduff Astros meet in Sunday final

The Parkland U18 AAA Expos were handed an 8-5 defeat at the hands of the East Central U18 AAA Red Sox Friday. The home field Red Sox jumped to an early lead with a single run in the first inning, then added two in the fourth to lead 3-0.