Humboldt Journal & East Central Recorder

They ended 2010 on the right foot - a foot wearing a running shoe. Over 23 runners wearing bright orange jackets took to the icy streets for Humboldt's third annual Resolution Run on a chilly December 31.

They've been up and down, hot and cold so far this season. In September and October, the Humboldt Broncos could not be stopped.

The rink wasn't full, but the on-ice action was fast and furious as the Humboldt Broncos took on the Under-17 Swedish national team at the Elgar Petersen Arena on New Year's Day.

Carbon monoxide poisoning kills one at care home

What do you call old basketball players? "Moldhawks", as in their skills are slightly off, or just the basic "Oldhawks", those who once flew like eagles, but now flutter slowly across the court? It doesn't really matter, except that over 20 former Hu

Housing has been an issue in the province and in Humboldt for over a year now and the City of Humboldt is taking steps to address the problem. The City of Humboldt is attempting to create a comprehensive housing development plan.

For most people, Christmas is a time to gather together, eat turkey dinners and receive gifts. For others, Christmas can seem a bleak time of year because of the costs associated with the season.

Cleaner air, better heating, and a better use of space will make a big difference in one local welding shop.

After a snowstorm cancelled their last home game of 2010 on December 14, the Humboldt Broncos headed out to face the Yorkton Terriers and the Melville Millionaires in their final match-ups before the Christmas break.

If you lined the two teams up side-by-side on the court, you could be forgiven for thinking that the game was going to be a blowout. But that's not how it turned out.