Yorkton This Week

Eight year old Jayden Gilmer wanted to do something nice for local first responders. He had some money from his allowance, and some from his birthday saved up, said his father Matt.

The June public offering of Crown petroleum and natural gas rights held Tuesday generated $442,125.39 in revenue for the province of Saskatchewan.

Something’s growing at the Yorkton Brick Flour Mill. The mill site will feature a new display, showing the historic development of wheat over the years. Thom Weir explained that it’s going to cover the history of wheat.

Met with the electrician to get an update of how he is doing with the wiring in the old school

Lagoon Expansion Project was discussed

Saskatchewan is starting to find its footing with the “new normal” as it continues the government’s reopening plan.

And less time at the dentist

Minnie McKenzie’s language is her life’s work.

Like many summer camps, Hudson Bay town council and the summer hockey school committee are wondering what this summer will bring for their summer hockey school.

At the recent regular Esterhazy town council meeting, the council discussed some different options for the west sign corridor. As it stands, there’s room for eight 8x8 signs, but there’s currently only six up.