Humboldt Journal

Another runaway hit. Last week, the popular Missoula Children's Theatre (MCT) was in town, holding auditions and subsequent rehearsals for its rendition of The Secret Garden.

All it needed was Jeff Probst snuffing a tiki torch and saying "The tribe has spoken." At the Our Humboldt community forum Sept. 12, over 140 residents showed up to give input into the future of Humboldt.

While the end result from Friday's season opener was a 14 - 6 win against the L.P. Miller Bears up in Nipawin, there was little satisfaction in the Humboldt Collegiate Institute's Mohawks camp afterwards.

Keith Thompson, former principal of Humboldt Collegiate Institute (HCI), passed away on Aug. 28 in a tragic car accident at the age of 45.

Four businesses from the Humboldt area have been announced as finalists for the Achievement in Business Excellence (ABEX) Awards, scheduled for Saskatoon on Oct. 26. Diamonds of Detroit and Prairie's Edge Development Corp.

Outside of a sinkhole swallowing Mosaic Stadium, it's hard to imagine how the past two weeks could have gone any worse for the Saskatchewan Roughriders. The bad news began on Sept.

Many Canadians travel to Mexico in February, eager to escape our harsh winters. Most go for the beaches and the sunshine, but 13 high school students from the Humboldt area are heading to sunny Cuernavaca with social justice on their minds.

The Humboldt & District Chamber of Commerce will soon have a new home as part of the city's new business hub, to be located at 1305 8th Avenue, the organization announced on Sept. 10.

Businesses in the C1 core commercial district might soon be allowed to sell vehicles if the current zoning bylaw is amended.

Well Humboldt, you proved it: you ARE reading the paper! As you can see from the letters to the editor, we got a bunch of feedback from last week's editorial.