Humboldt Journal

It is not too often that rural volleyball players in the Englefeld area get a chance to showcase their skills to members of the provincial high performance team. That’s exactly what volleyball players got on Aug.

Cudworth’s multiculturalism was on display once again as the community hosted their annual Taste of Cudworth event on Aug. 24.

The Marysburg Royals have enjoyed a terrific run of success for most of the last century, but some tough luck and bad timing kept the club from adding to their considerable collection of playoff and provincial trophies.

From the Tisdale Recorder files, Sept. 4, 1968

After filling the board of directors for the first time in many years at their August annual general meeting (AGM), the Humboldt Broncos’ board will have a new look for the 2018-2019 season.

Amanda Perrot had been on the road for 47 days with her Saskatchewan Sisterhood tour, an almost 5,300 kilometre trip around Saskatchewan with the sole purpose of spreading goodness. The concept confused people, says Perrot, but she enjoyed that.

TISDALE — Dwight Olson and Bonnie Derkatz-Olson have an unusual hobby: they travel the world. As a child, Bonnie didn’t believe she would grow up to travel, but she dreamed of seeing Rome.

THUNDER RAPIDS — Carrot River RCMP are looking for a man last seen at the Thunder Rapids Lodge store. Brent Tyler Hamilton was last seen Aug. 30 at 2:40 pm.

Humboldt agricultural dealers took to the field for the Humboldt Broncos with their Seed for Green Harvest for Gold fundraiser. Volunteers seeded 105 acres of barley south of Humboldt.

Eight Humboldt and area women made a strong showing at the Femsport provincial championship Aug. 18 in Moose Jaw. Coach Christine Cardenas says the Humboldt based teams had been training for 10 weeks before competing in the 82 women competition.