Humboldt Journal

Marijuana may not be legal yet, but the Town of Carrot River is already looking at a bylaw to regulate its use in its public spaces. Over the next month, the town will be developing a marijuana, vaping and smoking bylaw.

The nominations are in and the votes have been counted and two deserving individuals will be given the citizen awards. This year Brian Grest will be awarded Citizen of the Year.

While the majority of Canadians will be focused on the Winter Olympics on Pyeongchang, South Korea, parents and athletes from Saskatchewan will be focused on another kind of games.

An application to build a new dressing room for the Carrot River Outback Thunder connected to the arena has been denied. Carrot River council unanimously voted to deny the application at its Feb. 21 meeting. Coun.

Budget season can be difficult. With a finite number of resources and so much on the table for expenses, mayors and city councillors, as well as MLAs and MPs, have some difficult decisions to make every time budget season comes around.

Since the loss of Bryce in January of 2014, the Thompson family has never lacked for support from their community of Naicam. Especially when it comes to the Bryce Thompson Memorial Hockey Tournament.

A Tisdale athlete earned a silver medal Saskatchewan Winter Games. Viktor Shramko got a silver in Class 2 male free skate figure skating. Amy Svenson placed 11th in Class 3 female free skate.

Rodeo, pool, shouldn’t be affected by construction

With the seniors on break in preparation for the regional curling bonspiels, it was the juniors who took centre stage for the district championships in Wadena on Feb. 13.

Both hunting and archery enthusiasts alike took to the Drake curling rink for the second annual Indoor 3D archery shoot on Feb. 17, put on by the Last Mountain Bowbenders Association.