Humboldt Journal

TISDALE — A new play digger was added to Ronnie’s Family Park. This marks the final piece the Tisdale Kinette Club needs to complete the park once and for all. “It gives kids a place to go and have fun.

Not very many people get the chance to experience a Canada Summer Games as an athlete. Even fewer can say they won a medal.

Jeff Burton obviously did not have enough on his plate already when he was approached by a fellow Canadian comic book author to form the Canadian Comic Book Alliance.

Basketball players from across the province descended upon Lake Lenore for the Hometown Hoops Basketball Camp.

NORTHEAST — Canada is experiencing a shortage of EpiPen auto-injectors. EpiPens inject epinephrine into a person who is experiencing anaphylaxis, which closes up a person’s airways. Peanuts are a well-known allergy that causes the condition.

STAR CITY — A new event in Star City is an opportunity for families to get together and have fun.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe made sure Humboldt was on his list for his recent summer barbecue tour across the province with a stop in to talk to constituents on Aug. 1.

The Archerwill Co-op is asking its members if it should merge with the Prairie North Co-op. A vote on the matter will be held at the Archerwill Community Hall Aug. 15 at 7 p.m.

Baseball has taken Humboldt’s Jayden Huls to various Canadian cities, and it will do so once again. Huls was one of 20 players selected to represent Saskatchewan at the upcoming 2018 Baseball Canada Cup Championships in Moncton and Dieppe, N.B. Aug.

ARCHERWILL — The Archerwill Co-op is asking its members if it should merge with the Prairie North Co-op. A vote on the matter will be held at the Archerwill Community Hall Aug. 15 at 7 p.m.