Humboldt Journal

For the second time in less than a year, Humboldt city council has said no to a condominium conversion request.

It's a good time to be safe. Businesses from around Humboldt congregated together at the Humboldt Uniplex on September 29 to sign Saskatchewan's Health and Safety Leadership Charter.

A big field, some warm weather, and a small number of players greeted fans of soccer last week. The Muenster Cougars senior boys' soccer team hosted the Three Lakes Avengers in a seven-on-seven game on September 27.

They hit the mother lode - not of gold, but of something with more historical significance - bones.

The Humboldt Collegiate Institute (HCI) Mohawks hosted the Tisdale Tornadoes in North East nine-man football action on October 1, but they weren't very amicable to their visitors.

Despite a wet, cool summer, golfers congregating in Humboldt on the weekend had great weather when they took to the links.

They may just be learning the game, but two teams of flag football players put on a good show last week. The St. Dominic Chargers hosted the St. Augustine Hawks in a Horizon Central Athletic Association flag football game on September 21.

They started the scoring early and just didn't quit. In the Humboldt Collegiate Institute (HCI) Mohawks football team's first home action of the season, they gave the ball to the LP Miller Bears of Nipawin on the opening kick-off.

The fifth annual Pilger Pumpkin Festival was a smashing success. The festival, put on at the Pilger Community Hall on September 25, attracted over 400 people to the community of just 70 residents.

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