Humboldt Journal

Sherry Anderson’s victory in Tisdale was very much a repeat of her victory in Melfort.

Sherri Cooper wanted to start her own business because she loves to cook. Cooper says she saw the need for a restaurant in Watson and wanted to provide homecooked meals and desserts to her community.

Team McKee built on the strong showing they had during the round robin portion of the Affinity Senior Curling Provincials and won the championship against Team Schick.

Midget AA The Midget AA Broncos put the finishing touches on their regular season with a 6-2 win over the Saskatoon Icehawks on Feb. 13 in Saskatoon.

For most communities in Saskatchewan, watching the men’s Olympic hockey tournament is just an opportunity to watch Olympic hockey, but for the Town of Wakaw it means so much more.

The Melfort New Democrats have officially opened their campaign office, but for candidate Lorne Schroeder, what’s interesting is what he’s finding out on the streets.

It has been something that Arts Humboldt has wanted to arrange for a while now. And on March 2 they will get their wish with Humboldt saxophonist Gerard Weber coming to town with the Gerard Weber group.

Two Tisdale athletes have earned a bronze medal in the Saskatchewan Winter Games. Nicholas Andrusiak and Connor Hvidston were both members of the Lakeland male hockey team, which won third place after defeating Team South East 3-1.

With the recent appointment of Scott Moe as Saskatchewan’s premier, it did not take him long for new funding changes. Moe announced on Feb. 6, $7.

Ashley and Scott Brockman saw the need for a different kind of gym in Humboldt. That is why they opened up Anytime Fitness. “We just felt there was such a need for this type of facility here in town.