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Handel grads reunite after 50 years

Handel grads reunite after 50 years

Handel’s graduating class of 1969 held their 50-year reunion Aug. 19 at the Perlinger farm at Handel. Their graduation was 50 years ago as of May 30.
Fall Festival in downtown NB

Fall Festival in downtown NB

Here are scenes from the Fall Festival held in downtown North Battleford on Saturday Sept. 14, hosted by Downtown North Battleford BID.
2019 Ladies’ Night – '80s Night! Game On'

2019 Ladies’ Night – '80s Night! Game On'

Submitted Claudette McGuire, executive director of Battlefords Union Hospital (BUH) Foundation, has announced G&C Asphalt continues to support BUH Foundation’s Ladies’ Night as the Gold Sponsor.
Opening weekend for the defending champ North Stars

Opening weekend for the defending champ North Stars

Opens season with road win; in action Saturday night in home opener
Photos added - Caldwell’s vision of Empress – Carpet One as a community gathering place

Photos added - Caldwell’s vision of Empress – Carpet One as a community gathering place

Some treasures can be found if you look inside the Empress - Carpet One Floor and Home location in North Battleford, Among them is a medallion from Istanbul, Turkey; a Chinese desk that is 800 years old; doors and chests from Kathmandu, pillars from
JPII open football season with a disappointment

JPII open football season with a disappointment

Football season is back on in North Battleford as the John Paul II Crusaders hosted the Delisle Rebels in the first game of the 2019 nine-man football season Thursday evening.
SaskTel adding 12 more rural towers

SaskTel adding 12 more rural towers

SaskTel announced plans this week to improve LTE cellular services in 12 additional communities throughout rural Saskatchewan by deploying a small cell site solution.
$100,000 lottery win in Prince Albert

$100,000 lottery win in Prince Albert

Submitted by Saskatchewan Lotteries Abe Readman was shocked when he checked his Lotto Max ticket and discovered he had won $100,000 on the Aug. 27 Extra draw. “I was on my lunch break and decided to check my ticket,” he said.
Uranium City: Saskatchewan’s last frontier

Uranium City: Saskatchewan’s last frontier

Recently, I came across a dated document on Uranium City in my extensive files. There was no author. So I simply referenced it as “document” and I give credit to the anonymous writer, whoever he, or she, is.
Low-income Canadian families squeezed from both ends

Low-income Canadian families squeezed from both ends

When a dollar earned triggers higher taxes and simultaneously reduces benefits, what’s left to spend or save?
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