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Vipers and Panthers on top of BDLFL

Vipers and Panthers on top of BDLFL

The Unity Midget Panthers have cruised through the Battlefords and District Ladies' Fastball League season to this point and have lost just twice. Those two losses have both come at the hands of the Northwest Vipers.

Final jazz society show shines on John Lennon

Last year it was a Juno award winning jazz singer. This year its a look into the universe of the late John Lennon.

Let your imagination run wild this summer

Let your imagination free. Join the 2012 TD Summer Reading Club Children look forward to the end of school. No more teachers, no more books. But wait! Children should still think about books over the summer.
Always on the lookout for a warm welcome

Always on the lookout for a warm welcome

Here comes summer and the open road lies ahead. I travel throughout the year, but the months of June, July and August are my favourite. I want to go where I've never been, where I've heard rave reviews and most of all, where I feel welcome.

Dealership earns President's Award

Valley Ford Sales of North Battleford is among a group of Ford and Lincoln dealerships to be recognized with the 2011 President's Award by Ford Motor Company of Canada, Limited.

Through my window, a disturbing view of India

History and Commentary from a Prairie Perspective

Young artists launch magazine

A week of activities has been organized leading up to the launch of Feed the Artist, the Battlefords first arts and culture magazine made by a group of young volunteers in the community.
Red Pheasant chief Baptiste sentenced to probation

Red Pheasant chief Baptiste sentenced to probation

The embattled Chief of Red Pheasant First Nation was sentenced, again, in North Battleford provincial court Wednesday.
Update on car wash

Update on car wash

North Battleford council is still keeping an eye on the state of repairs at a north-end car wash at 2112-100th St.

Heritage park land donation stalled

The City of North Battleford has not yet given its stamp of approval to a new heritage park development in the southeast quadrant.
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