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The rink rocks with annual bonspiel

The rink rocks with annual bonspiel

Denholm Curling Club held their annual bonspiel Feb. 4 and 5 with nine teams entered and $1,400 given out in prize money.

Pick up a program this weekend

In case you're chomping at the bit to see the program for this year's Battlfefords Kiwanis Music Festival, the program will be available for $7 at Sobeys after Feb. 24, or this coming weekend.
And then there were four

And then there were four

The top four teams in the North Saskatchewan River Hockey League regular season standings are all still standing.
NB plays host to two world-class musicians next week

NB plays host to two world-class musicians next week

Battlefords residents are no strangers to great music, and this next week will see two incredible concerts from two very different acts. Saturday, Feb.
GUBBE,

GUBBE,

GUBBE, Joyce Elaine On February 16th, 2012, Joyce Elaine Gubbe, beloved wife of Cecil passed away in Hinton at the age of 75 years.

The necessity for cynicism

History and Commentary from a Prairie Perspective
Elementary students share their vision of community

Elementary students share their vision of community

Make a point of going past North Battleford City Hall before the end of February to take in a unique art display created by Grade Two students from Lawrence School, Bready School and Battleford Central School.

Junior curlers attend provincials

February was once again a busy month for members of the Maidstone Gully 4-H Club. Feb. 4 and 5 the junior curling team headed to Biggar for regionals where they lost out in the B final.

Municipal services meeting cancelled

There has been a rearrangement of sorts with respect to meetings at North Battleford City Hall this month. With several councillors unable to attend due to other commitments, the monthly municipal services meeting for February has been cancelled.
Senior mixed curling team provincials bound

Senior mixed curling team provincials bound

It feels so good to see the sun out earlier in the morning and a little later each evening. That brings composure back to the soul from the months of short days. Next week we will be mulling over whether March came in like a lamb or a lion.