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Blacksmithing brings new life to old iron

Blacksmithing brings new life to old iron

Blacksmithing is a trade once used to manufacture or repair iron for farm equipment. At one time, every community had a livery stable and the blacksmith's duties were associated with shoeing horses.
Battlefords Karate-Do scores well in Tournament of Champions

Battlefords Karate-Do scores well in Tournament of Champions

Members of Battlefords Karate-Do took part in their major tournament of the year Saturday. Several members of the team travelled to Lloydminster for the Tournament of Champions.

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History and Commentary from a Prairie Perspective

Establishing a new lawn: seed versus sod

There are two main techniques to start a lawn: sowing seed or laying sod.
Council notes April 22

Council notes April 22

Here is a brief rundown of items that came up at North Battleford council Monday.
Welcoming spring with dance recital

Welcoming spring with dance recital

What better way to celebrate the youth and rebirth of spring than with a Ukrainian final dance recital? The Hafford Cheremka Dance Club held its annual final dance recital April 12 in Hafford.
Terriers find out their opponents in Western Canada Cup

Terriers find out their opponents in Western Canada Cup

The newly-crowned SJHL champion Yorkton Terriers now know who their opponents will be in the first-ever Western Canada Cup that begins this weekend.
Show and sale Saturday

Show and sale Saturday

The Battlefords Art Club held a meeting at noon Tuesday to discuss the final plans and arrangements for the art exhibit and sale this weekend. There will be exhibits of art, quilts, wood carvings, pottery and photography.
New NWSD board member

New NWSD board member

Janice Baillargeon has been elected to the Northwest School Division Board of Education. Baillargeon, elected by acclamation in an April 18 byelection, will represent Subdivision No. 5, which includes Glaslyn, Edam and Vawn.
Grade 5 student thrives on a challenge

Grade 5 student thrives on a challenge

It has been over a month since 11 year old Jordon Elder made a very well deserved name for herself with a $10,503 donation to Telemiracle, a donation of 12 inches of her hair to Pantene and recognition as the 2012 Junior Citizen of the Year for Wilki
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