Humboldt Journal

The Humboldt and District Museum and Gallery is looking for the public's help in acquiring vintage photographs of certain historic buildings here in town.

Lana Clark and her kids, four and six-years-old, are visiting her parents here in Humboldt. But she's not here because of a family reunion or Canada Day festivities - she's here because her house in High River, Alta. is flooded.

If you have any heart at all, compassion, empathy, support for the small, the downtrodden, those that can't fend for themselves, then keep reading because Wanda Price and the Humboldt SPCA need someone just like you.

Humboldt residents: What are you doing three years from now? How about watching the Saskatchewan Summer Games right here on the grounds of the Uniplex? Well, if Humboldt's bidding committee has their way, that could very well happen.

Ulrich: Anton Alois Anton Ulrich was born to Franz and Johanna (Reithofer) Ulrich on March 4, 1910, in the village of Hochneukirchen, NOE, Austria. Seeking better times, Alois immigrated to Canada at the age of twenty in 1930.

The need for new equipment dominated discussion at the Humboldt District Hospital Foundation's annual general meeting, held on June 26 at the Bella Vista Inn.

When Ken Ruthven opened the Kemway Lanes bowling alley with his brother 22 years ago, he had no association whatsoever with the Special Olympics.

It is a historic symbol of the community and one of the most important buildings in town. Sadly, though, the CN rail station here in Humboldt has become an eyesore.

1. Who were you named after? My father, James. That's my middle name. He was born in Scotland and Malcolm is Scottish. 2. Least favourite food? Raw tomatoes 3. Favourite ice cream flavor? Maple walnut 4. Biggest fear? Snakes 5.

Life is full of bumps in the road and Humboldt has a lot of them - literally. But the City of Humboldt recently announced its infrastructure projects for the 2013 construction season.