Humboldt Journal

Two individuals celebrated the end of Christmas Day by breaking into a Watson grocery store and stealing several bottles of alcohol. The break-in happened on the 100 block of Railway Avenue Dec. 25 at midnight.

Approximately $1,000 worth of items were shoplifted from a drug and convenience store on Humboldt’s Main Street. A man and a woman entered the store on the 600 block of Main Street Dec. 12, concealed several items and left making no attempt to pay.

A truck fueled up at a gas station in south Humboldt and left without paying. On Dec.

A local cross-country skiing club is providing the equipment allow the curious a taste of the sport.

MELFORT — The Melfort and District Fire Department will no longer be responding to fire alarm systems out in the RM of Melfort without the go-ahead of an individual.

ARBORFIELD — Two and a half years after a major flood hit Arborfield, the town is looking for a consultant to review a nearby berm and drainage works. The berm is adjacent to Burntout Creek, located south of the town.

There was a nasty surprise at Wadena’s community hall on New Year’s Day – a flood. “We did have a pipe that froze in the kitchen at the hall,” said Ferne Hebig, the town’s administrator.

Youth in the region have the chance to learn how to curl better with a champion of the sport.

TISDALE — A province-wide organization that focuses on economic development released a video highlighting Tisdale as a change maker.

When Layne Matechuk came out of a month-long coma after the Humboldt Broncos bus crash he had to learn how to walk and talk again. Matechuk, 18, hit another major milestone this week — he got back on the ice.