Humboldt Journal

The spread of COVID-19 variants in Regina and its surrounding bedroom communities is of growing concern to the provincial government The topic was the focus of much of the discussion during the regular COVID-19 briefing at the Legislature on March 16

HUMBOLDT — Shoppers are going to see construction while doing business at the Humboldt Commons, as Stromiga Inc. is in the progress of converting the larger store section on the east into eight smaller commercial retail units.

One of Saskatchewan's most prominent business groups is sketching a plan to curb carbon emissions.

The continued detention of “The Two Michaels” in China is definitely a factor

RM OF MORRIS — A human skull was found in a field in the RM of Morris, which is in the Watrous area. Watrous RCMP said they responded to a call about the discovery on Feb. 28 at around 3:20 p.m. The discoverers were looking for shed antlers.

HUMBOLDT — Michael Behiel, Humboldt’s mayor, said the city is currently looking into options after the community’s last taxi service shut down— leaving no private or widely accessible public transportation.

HUMBOLDT — St. Peter's College Fine Arts Department Exhibition is holding their 15th annual show, with 37 frames on display at the Humboldt and District Gallery – and even more pieces sharing a frame.

TISDALE — Tisdale council has passed their budget with a one per cent mill rate property tax increase for the community. This is consistent with the rate of inflation.

STAR CITY — Queen’s Bar & Grill in Star City has been destroyed by a structure fire, resulting in the town promoting a GoFundMe made for the family and tenant who lived upstairs. The fire occurred at about 6:30 p.m. on March 12.

Do you scrutinize the way your prospective produce looks? People don't reserve judgment on physical appearance to themselves and other people.