Humboldt Journal

CROOKED RIVER — A 2006 white Ford diesel F350 was stolen from the community of Crooked River. Tisdale RCMP said the crime took place in the overnight hours of May 31 and June 1.

MELFORT — Part of Melfort’s Main Street has been closed to traffic so the city can install a new water line. The project, which started on June 1, is expected to take between two to three weeks depending on the weather.

NIPAWIN — Saskatchewan provincial courts are resuming business at nine circuit court locations in the coming weeks, Saskatchewan Chief Judge J.A. Plemel said in a statement May 29. One of the locations is Nipawin.

CARROT RIVER — Carrot River youth are invited to bring their own chalks and be creative, leaving their own designs on the sidewalk at the town square.

CARROT RIVER — Carrot River’s 17 graduates will be paraded around town, in a form of community celebration that can be safely practiced through the pandemic.

Health officials are warning a COVID-19 positive person visited North Battleford's Walmart while they were likely infectious.

Florida seems like a lifetime ago! My husband and I were in Florida this last February when the news networks were just starting to cover COVID and we were assured it was nothing to really be too concerned about.

With a massive demand for face masks expected in the next 12 months, researchers at the University of British Columbia (UBC) are now hard at work to find a made-in-Canada solution – and the answer may simply be the trees.

EAST CENTRAL — If the 2019 federal election was just up to Humboldt and district, Conservative candidate Kelly Block would have been elected with just as much – if not more – enthusiasm.

Places of worship can now prepare to open in Phase III of Reopen Saskatchewan. Guidelines for these groups are included in the latest update of the Government of Saskatchewan’s plan to reopen the provincial economy.