Humboldt Journal

It may be their first year, but a new local football team is keeping up with the big boys. The Lakeside Bombers, based in Watson, hosted the Porcupine Plain Bears in six-man football action on October 8.

The Humboldt Broncos are the number one team in the Canadian Junior A Hockey league, according to stats released Monday.

RCMP and civilian rescue man from sinking vehicle

They're in, and pretty delighted with their new surroundings. The Humboldt Co-operative Daycare (HCD) is now located in St. Augustine School and it seems everyone involved couldn't be happier with the situation.

The provincial government has made changes to the Provincial Disaster Assistance Program (PDAP) in response to the demands on the program this summer. And one regional organization is benefitting.

Two more games, two more wins.

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.