Humboldt Journal

MELFORT, NIPAWIN — After the release of CurlSask guidelines, local clubs have begun to plan ahead for a November season start.

HUMBOLDT — Racist slogans and symbols were spray painted on the walls of some Main Street businesses.

LANIGAN — A projector was stolen and windows were damaged after entry was forced into a Lanigan school on Wexford Street. Humboldt-Lanigan RCMP said the crime took place over the Aug. 28 to 30 weekend.

Flying 250,000 bees across the Pacific is complicated. Especially in a pandemic. It’s a challenge Rod Scarlett knows well.

ARBORFIELD — Suzanne Soucy, of Arborfield, and her 12-year-old horse Who U Callin Yellow, have won the open rein and box category at the first annual Swift Current Dustbowl. The Dustbowl was held on Aug.

If the federal government is aiming for diversity in its new Canadian Agricultural Youth Council, it succeeded, at least in its selection of Saskatchewan-based members.

HUMBOLDT — Humboldt’s four schools have each released plans aimed at stopping the spread of COVID-19 among students and staff.

Turnout for municipal elections has traditionally been a low numbers game. For the Municipalities of Saskatchewan, that’s a worrisome issue that they want to fix with their municipal governance workshops. Starting Sept.

The Canadian Association of Retired People (CARP) is reminding Canadians that even with a focus on students when it comes to COVID-19, there are implications on the rest of the family “bubble” including grandparents.

HUDSON BAY — Small business success and challenges were a major topic of discussion for Hudson Bay council.