Humboldt Journal

TISDALE — Al Jellicoe, Tisdale’s mayor, said a lot was accomplished in 2019. “Probably the biggest item we got was a new sewer lift station and new piping out to the lagoon, and we’re going to get a new lagoon cell in 2020.

MUENSTER — A Muenster School fundraiser will make life brighter for both the less fortunate and the school itself. Recipes In A Jar is a company that sells mason jars containing the dry ingredients to a meal.

HUMBOLDT — While Rob Muench, Humboldt’s mayor, said it’s been a successful 2019 for the city, when pressed on the one item he liked the most, he was quick to answer.

HUMBOLDT — While growing up in Humboldt, Andrew Ford had to make a decision – arts or sports. Now as a Disney animator, it’s clear what choice he made. “When I was growing up in Humboldt I was kind of torn between art and Phys Ed.

HUMBOLDT — Humboldt will soon be home to an agriculture ministry regional extension services office. The office is being moved from Watrous. The five staff members at that office will be working at the Humboldt location.

MELFORT — Shaun Stewart has been hired into the role of director of protective services and fire chief for the City of Melfort, following Jason Everitt leaving the role.

HUMBOLDT — The city is hiring a consultant who will determine what kind of interest is out there for a fundraising effort for a new recreation facility to honour the 2017-18 Humboldt Broncos.

TISDALE — In his second season, Trenton Curtis has taken on a larger role to help the Tisdale Trojans.

HUMBOLDT — The Regional Authority of Carlton Trail has informed the city it will increase the rates for automated curbside waste and recycling program by 58.9 per cent.

CARROT RIVER — Tyrell Nicklen has established himself as a key player as a rookie for the Carrot River Outback Thunder. The hometown product was third on the team in scoring, as of Sunday, with 21 points, including 10 goals.