Battlefords News-Optimist

Beautiful weather last weekend paved the way to more harvest progress, as can be seen by multiple machines moving in fields, grain trucks on our highways and grain terminals busy with unloading units.

The CTV Home Town Tour is returning to North Battleford. City hall confirmed that CTV Saskatoon will be broadcasting Sept. 19, with plans for the live broadcast to take place at the Credit Union CUPlex.

Get happy! Most of my articles are related to body wellness but what about our mind? Without a healthy body and mind, are we truly healthy? If you've ever been to one of my boot camps, you know they are high energy, great exercise and most importantl

You could likely call it home course advantage, as the John Paul II golf team dominated the competition in the team category at the Battle West District Golf Tournament.

With the John Paul II Crusader's second season of football approaching, students and staff at John Paul II Collegiate are fired up and ready to cheer! This season, the football team is allowing Grade 8 players to join the program.

My children have great imaginations. I like to encourage their creativity, but sometimes I don't know what they are talking about if I haven't seen the same thing.

The board of directors of West Central Pelleting Ltd., based inWilkie, has announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding on mutual co-operation with Haoyue Halal Meat Co., Ltd. (Haoyue) of Changchun, China.

A strong field of more than 50 golfers took part in the North Battleford Golf and Country Club Championship on the weekend. Brett Harrison led all golfers early on and never looked back, as he won the men's gold championship.

After a successful baseball season in 2011-12 representing Canada, North Battleford's own Andrew Albers will do it again this year.

A Neon Charger was destroyed by fire on the 1500 block of 104th Street, North Battleford at approximately 3:20 a.m. Sept. 9. A half hour later, a 1987 grey Nissan Pickup Truck was also destroyed by fire on the 1500 block of 107th Street.