Humboldt Journal

BJORKDALE — The Bjorkdale Fire Department is receiving $10,000, which will go toward new gear and help upgrade the department’s 1971 fire truck. The money is coming from Concentra Bank, which provides financial services to credit unions.

NORTHEAST — Museums are changing with the times and Saskatchewan museums need to change with it.

Saskatchewan country musician, Chris Henderson, has always tried to wave the Saskatchewan flag. That was the goal for his recent Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils (OSAC) 2017-2018 concert series tour.

Middle Years Volleyball Girls B: Jocelyn Junk, Jaycie Fofonoff Girls A: Kaycie Taphorn, Keeley Becker, Erin Kirkland Boys: Will Messer Golf Erin Kirkland Curling Jaz Frasier, Levi Hunter, Dana Holmstrom Cross-Country Loukas Sherlock, Amy Svenson Foot

Graham Dyck may not be a long standing member of the Humboldt community, but the newly minted Humboldtonian had the chance to represent Humboldt in a small way, when he travelled to Alberta to play some benefit concerts.

TISDALE — The Tisdale Museum has received $60,000 from Federated Co-ops to build a replica historic co-op gas station that will also serve as a workshop.

After Kaleb Dahlgren announced his commitment to York University, the Humboldt Broncos will be seeing another of their former players lacing it up in Ontario University Athletics (OUA) action, after Bryce Fiske announced his commitment to the Univers

The definition of traditional museums is changing with the times. And Saskatchewan museums need to change with it.

With the success of last year’s Humboldt Summer Sizzler, the City of Humboldt says they are building off a good thing with the return of many favourite activities and the start of some new ones.

NIPAWIN — The Town of Nipawin has put out a call for somebody to design and produce three tourism information signs, one for each highway entrance into town. Barry Elliott, the town’s administrator, said the old signs were removed late last year.