Humboldt Journal

Thirty-eight artists living in the region have taken the chance to show off – and sell – their artwork to the general public. The Humboldt and District Gallery is hosting its Members’ Show from Sept. 11 to Oct. 31.

TISDALE — Tisdale Middle & Secondary School was locked downas a safety precaution after a threat was made on social media. Tisdale, Melfort, Nipawin and Hudson Bay RCMP responded at approximately 8:50 am on Sept. 27.

HUDSON BAY — The North East School Division is offering an incentive to the Town of Hudson Bay to take the old Stewart Hawke School off their hands At their Setp. 25, meeting, the board passed a motion to offer an incentive of $150,000 to the town.

The City of Humboldt is expecting a shipment of 1,000 tulip bulbs in Broncos colours any day now.

When something terrible happens, people always want to help. The events of April 6 is a perfect example. More than $15.2 million was raised from a GoFundMe page to help those players and families affected by the collision. The SJHL had $1.

Paving efforts in the city are wrapping up, while the city’s 2018 capital and maintenance projects are on track to completion this construction season as long as the weather holds.

MELFORT — The Melfort Multi-K rushed through Melfort again this year, for its 8th annual event. Burke Johnstone got first in the Scotiabank 1K Kids Fun Run. “At school I run all of recess,” Johnstone said.

A contractor has been selected to redesign the intersection at 5th Avenue and Main Street. The east and west ends of the intersection are not properly aligned, meaning motorists have to turn down Main Street before continuing down 5th Avenue.

All workers at the Nutrien Lanigan potash mine are safe after an underground fire in the facility. The fire began Sept. 25 at approximately 1 pm. Emergency crews extinguished the fire right away.

Those wishing to use local parks to hold an event will now find it cheaper to do so. Before a policy change approved at the Sept. 24 council meeting, those wishing to rent the park would have to pay $105 for youth activities, $131.