Humboldt Journal

The Humboldt Broncos continue to inch closer to the start of their 2018-2019 season, and a lot of the hard work in preparing for the season is complete.

Five Acre Shaker singer’s apartment burned down, but he still came to play

It took years of tests, trials, and misdiagnoses before Carol Johnson knew why her 15-year-old son, Julian, was different than other children.

September will soon be upon us. And so too will a new school year. With that in mind the Humboldt Collegiate Mohawks senior girls volleyball team is hosting a volleyball camp Aug.

GREENWATER LAKE — Greenwater Lake Provincial Park is receiving close to $1 million in funding towards infrastructure as part of an investment of more than $2 million towards parks in the province’s central region.

Dustin Tokarski will be spending another season playing professional hockey in North America after the Watson native inked a year-year contract with the New York Rangers.

MELFORT — Council will allow the Northeast Christian Fellowship to use the Melfort Journal building as a place of worship – as long as it is brought up to code. The decision was made at a special council meeting Aug. 23.

With the calendar soon flipping to September, the beginning of another Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League season is right around the corner.

It will be a busy two weeks for slo-pitch players in Humboldt. Two men’s teams took the field in Saskatoon to compete at the Slo-pitch National (SPN) Saskatchewan provincials Aug.

MELFORT — Melfort has decided its cannabis stores need to be at least 150 metres away from schools, playgrounds and licensed daycares. All of council voted in favour of the new regulation at a special meeting Aug. 23.