Humboldt Journal

HUMBOLDT — Lynn Olson of Kelvington is the winner of the Humboldt Minor Hockey Association’s quad raffle. “Wow. That’s something else. Wow.

MIDDLE LAKE — Jasmin Bautz does not see many young people in her line of work. The University of Saskatchewan student has her own goat and sheep herds on her family farm, Country Log Ranch, north of Middle Lake.

HUMBOLDT — It has been a long time since Doug Scott had a game like he had on Family Day. On Feb. 17, the Humboldt Broncos defenceman scored four goals. Three of them came on the powerplay.

HUMBOLDT — The city will light an artificial Christmas tree during next winter’s holiday celebrations. In years past, a natural evergreen tree growing on the front lawn of City Hall was decorated.

HUMBOLDT — The 2019 Sequential Magazine Awards has a familiar Humboldt name on the winners’ list. The award celebrates the best in independent Canadian comic book creation and Jeff Burton took home second place in the Favourite Podcast category.

HUMBOLDT — A new 33.61-hectare subdivision in northwest Humboldt could be in the works. At its Feb. 14 meeting, council voted to approve the concept of the new subdivision, which would be located behind the Humboldt Co-op Food Store.

HUMBOLDT — These buildings may be gone, but the Humboldt Public Art Committee is working to make sure they’re not forgotten.

HUMBOLDT — Three from Humboldt are among the 24 teams competing in the Saskatchewan Mixed Doubles Championships being held at the Humboldt Curling Rink. The championship started on Feb. 27 and will go until March 1.

HUMBOLDT — Nominations forms are now available for two Humboldt Broncos Legacy Awards.

EAST CENTRAL — There will be fewer people at the table for the North East School Division’s board of education.