Battlefords News-Optimist

Students in the Northwest School Division were given a treat this past week as Jay Bardyla of Happy Harbor Comics and Synergy Credit Union teamed up to deliver an excellent presentation that covered all of the creative aspects behind the production o

Maidstone and area patients are now able to access the services of their first-ever Nurse Practitioner (NP) in the community.

Three MS patients undergo treatment, thanks to community fundraising

Rural mailboxes in the RM of Eldon were vandalized sometime between noon Oct. 4 and 3 p.m. Oct. 5. According to Maidstone RCMP, the doors on the boxes were broken off.

North Battleford city administration had to eat humble pie at Monday night's council over cost overages to infrastructure around the Credit Union CUPlex site.

Two men being sentenced on charges in connection to a treaty land entitlement fraud case on Mosquito First Nation may not know their sentence until December.

The third annual School Community Council Workshop was held last week at North Battleford Comprehensive High School, allowing both parents and students to take a closer look at initiatives and programs within Living Sky School Division.

It has been a year of learning the game, growing as a team and improving for the John Paul II senior boys' Crusaders volleyball team according to their coach Kristina Binette.

A motion to approve $22,542.85 worth of electrical upgrades to Eiling Kramer Campground was defeated during a recent regular town council meeting, although the matter has been tabled for further discussion.

Between Oct. 30 and Nov. 2, Battlefords RCMP received numerous reports of vehicles being vandalized in the city. This criminal activity usually happens overnight to vehicles parked in residential areas. On Oct.