Humboldt Journal

Middle Lake’s Bethany Pioneer Village continues to work on their basement fundraisers with their third annual Dinner Theatre. This year’s performance had the audience guessing once again during the murder mystery, The Science of Murder.

NORTHEAST — Local schools and archers placed well in the National Archery in Schools Program provincial championships in Melville, with a Tisdale student capturing a provincial title and two Melfort schools placing first.

Jacob Leicht's eulogy was presented at his funeral by Shaun Gardiner and is a part of the Humboldt Broncos memorial page with permission from his family. It is game four in the series between the Humboldt Broncos and Nipawin Hawks.

Dayna Brons' eulogy was presented at her funeral by Curtis Strueby and is a part of the Humboldt Broncos memorial page with permission from her family.

The LeRoy Wildlife Federation held their annual awards banquet on April 21, their biggest fundraiser of the year, says Federation President, Rod Bernauer.

The St. Peter’s Chorus is going to Sing into Spring with their annual spring concert to kick off their 51st season as a Humboldt based choral group.

NIPAWIN — A firefighting school hosted by the Nipawin Fire Department gave the chance for volunteer firefighters to learn new skills and meet with old friends. “We assist the Sask.

With snow melting and seasons turning to spring local wildlife federations are putting a close on 2017. The Watson – Englefeld Wildlife Federation was the latest to host their annual banquet on April 7.

After the challenges of last year’s release of the provincial budget, 2018-2019 is looking more stable for the City of Humboldt after the provincial budget release on April 10.