Humboldt Journal & East Central Recorder

People visiting the Humboldt and District Museum and Gallery (HDMG) will be treated to a youthful art display. The St. Peter's College annual Student Art Exhibit is up at HDMG February 27 to March 27.

Nursing students will be able to take their first year of a new program in Muenster this fall. The University of Saskatchewan has launched a brand new Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree.

Massive support has equalled a shipping container for Humboldt to fill for a community in Tanzania. On March 1, representatives of SaskTel's We See You program were in Humboldt to gauge community support for involvement in the program.

Stolen snowmobiles, tools and illegal drugs were three things RCMP discovered at a house near LeRoy last week.

One and one. That's where the playoff series between the Humboldt Broncos and Melfort Mustangs stands after Games 1 and 2 of the series. The Broncos, the younger of the two teams, leaped out to an early series lead with a win in Game 1.

Vultures. They're possibly the most disliked birds in the world because they pick on the dead and the dying. Crows and ravens are also carrion-eaters, and are also disliked by many.

Several letters to the editor (February 16) raise questions and concerns about the proposed merger of Carlton Trail Regional College (CTRC) and St. Peter's College (SPC.

The Lakes has got what it takes. The Three Lakes Avengers boys captured the junior boys' district basketball pennant in Humboldt on Saturday, holding off the charging St. Brieux Crusaders by a 45-42 count.

As news of the proposed merger of Carlton Trail Regional College (CTRC) and St. Peter's College (SPC) is quietly made public, there are many concerns and issues that need to be addressed.

His hockey season may be over, but Jarrett Fontaine is still looking back on the past year with a sense of accomplishment.