Humboldt Journal & East Central Recorder

It is something that has never been considered before. The City of Humboldt is considering charging a business license fee to private child care providers within the city.

There's a new face coming to City Hall. The City of Humboldt announced the appointment of Steve Brown as their new Director of Finance in a press release issued on September 12. "We are very pleased to have the experience and expertise that Mr.

The estimated finish date for the new Humboldt Collegiate Institute (HCI) may be for the end of October, but Keith Thompson, the school's principal, says the move won't happen overnight.

Two elections, 22 incumbents returned and three new councillors elected by acclamation. That's the situation in local Rural Municipalities after nominations for positions in Divisions 2, 4 and 6 closed on September 21.

Rookie football players from five nine-man football teams in the area took to the field at Glenn Hall Park in Humboldt on September 24.

The Humboldt Broncos traded away one of their veteran 20-year-olds last week.

First, they took on and beat a team that was a force to be reckoned with. Then, they won handily over the current top-ranked team in the league.

There really is nothing worse for a person in somewhat of a hurry than getting caught on a city street behind a vehicle that's travelling 30 km/h or so below the speed limit when the streets are in good condition, and there are no children running ar

It was a perfect afternoon for football and a perfect afternoon for the Lanigan Lazers who hosted the Lakeside Bombers out of Watson on September 23.

For the second straight game, the Humboldt Collegiate Institute (HCI) Mohawks nine-man football team ran into a team dedicated to, and proficient at, the passing game when they faced off against the Nipawin Bears at Glenn Hall Park in Humboldt Septem