Battlefords News-Optimist

Codie Yasieniuk of Hafford and Anna Verbonac of Marcelin were two of the 10 Saskatchewan 4-H members selected to travel to Montreal in September to attend the national 4-H conference.

My world is constantly changing, but this October seems to have more transitions than normal. It has been busy and stressful. I have two beautiful new nieces and a handsome new nephew, who have had me running to the hospital.

There will be a trade show Nov. 24, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Maymont Memorial Hall. Please join us for this event. The library will have lunch available and all proceeds will go to the library. It will be a great place to buy Christmas gifts.

It does not appear as if the provincial government will hold a public inquiry into Indian gaming in Saskatchewan. Friday, Battlefords Tribal Council called on Premier Brad Wall to call a public inquiry into gaming revenues.

The leader of the opposition made clear he didn't think there was much substance attached to the Saskatchewan Party government's growth plan announcement this past week.

History and Commentary from a Prairie Perspective

The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal in Regina has upheld the 2009 murder convictions of Curt Dagenais.

Dear Editor Oct. 5, Prince Albert Parkland Health Region denied a request to have blood transfusions performed at the Spiritwood Health Complex.

A 35-year veteran of Saskatoon Fire and Protective Services has combined his work and life experience with his ability to write to create a children's book entitled Captain Ed's Fire Safety book.

The Faith Alive Band is the result of combining extreme musical talent with strong faith and dedicated Christians.