Humboldt Journal

HUMBOLDT — Megan Brooks didn’t know what to expect from her Telemiracle audition. But the 16-year-old Humboldt girl obviously did well since she will be performing on this year’s annual Saskatchewan telethon.

HUMBOLDT — Agricultural fairs, life at the Arlington Hotel, a song written about Humboldt and a time capsule are among the stories told at the Humboldt and District Museum’s Stories of Humboldt Chapter 3 exhibit.

MIDDLE LAKE — Two men stolen more than $5,000 worth of copper wire from a business in Middle Lake off Highway 20. The crime took place on Jan. 19. The men arrived in a grey two-door Honda civic hatchback.

EAST CENTRAL — A new protocol to be signed between the Horizon School Division and 11 other partners will provide a consistent approach when dealing with violent threats in schools.

HUMBOLDT — After two close games against a top team last week, the Humboldt Broncos head into a southern road swing with some confidence. The Broncos beat the Melfort Mustangs, 5-4 in a shootout on Friday.

MELFORT— Melfort Fire and Rescue responded to a vehicle fire on Stovel Avenue West. Crews found the vehicle fully engulfed in flames when they arrived on scene.

TISDALE — Bigger is not always better. When it came time for Rosetown’s Kayden Ostrom to choose where to play midget AAA hockey, he opted for the Tisdale Trojans rather than a squad based in one of Saskatchewan’s larger centres.

CARROT RIVER — The roster moves made by the Carrot River Outback Thunder earlier this month are paying off. With all four recently added players in the lineup last Friday, the Outback Thunder knocked off the Delisle Chiefs, the No.

Nearly the whole world was focused on the Oct. 14, 2010 rescue of the 33 miners trapped for more than two months below the surface of the earth in Chile. The overriding concern was the effect of extended light deprivation on their spirits.

HUMBOLDT — Both Tristan Shewchuk and the Humboldt Broncos are thrilled that his hockey journey brought him to town. The Saskatoon product was the No. 1 overall pick in the 2016 Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League Draft by Melville.