Humboldt Journal & East Central Recorder

He's seen Humboldt go from a steadily progressive community to a booming one, and now, he's moving on.Humboldt city manager Tom Goulden will be working his last day in this community on June 30, six years almost to the day after he started.

It was an ambitious goal, but a local organization has met the challenge.

The Ursuline Sisters of Bruno have put together a history book, Women of Service For The Glory of God, showcasing what consecrated women have contributed to society.

Approximately 200 people piled into the Watson Civic Centre on June 12 for the community's Sports Dinner and Auction, to listen to sports celebrities, eat a good meal, and help a good cause.

The SWA has complied with a federal order, but has decided to challenge the order in federal court.Early last month, Environment Canada issued an order to the Saskatchewan Watershed Authority (SWA) to stop the water flow between two lakes.

There's more than fish and lots involved. That is the message farmers from the St. Brieux area want people to know about the closure of the culvert under Grid 777.

When something is happening that you feel isn't right, are you one of the people who stands up and says so? Are you someone who puts their neck on the line, who throws your opinion out there, no matter the consequences you might face? Or are you some

A young, local musician is getting some recognition in provincial circles.Gerard Weber of Humboldt won three awards at the 2010 Saskatchewan Music Festival Association Provincial competition held June 5-6 in Prince Albert.

We got it. Humboldt will be hosting the 2012 RBC Cup - Canada's Junior A hockey national championship tournament in May, two years from now. Humboldt's bid committee was notified of their success by Hockey Canada on May 29.

Humboldt's annual Summer Sizzler is coming and the show will be better than ever, organizers claim.This year's Summer Sizzler takes place June 25-27 at the Uniplex.