Humboldt Journal

A home in Rose Valley saw damage after somebody broke a window and entered the premises. The crime happened at the residence, located on the 100 block of 2nd Avenue South, sometime during the night of Feb. 6.

Saskatchewan will have a local flavour at this year’s Tim Horton’s Brier in Regina. After missing out on a trip to the brier last year St.

Husband and wife duo John and Lisa McLaggan have only known each other as musicians, having met as music students. Now, as Tomato/Tomato , they’re coming to perform their folk music in Tisdale.

With Canada’s top curlers engaged in Olympic, Scottie, and Brier competition, high school curlers are hitting the ice for the start of their own trek to a gold medal.

Fifty-eight Telemiracle performers have been chosen for the March 3-4 telethon to raise money for Saskatchewan people with disabilities.

Hundreds of people descended upon Lake Lenore over the weekend for their annual Wade Weseen Memorial Tournament on Feb. 9-10.

The provincial government shouldn’t be messing with the revenue sharing formula it has with municipalities.

The Falkon Theatre will become a community-run theatre. “A group of people got together and created a non-profit community corporation and they’re looking for a manager to operate the theatre,” said Carson Penner , who’s involved in the group.

Dylan Manderscheid did something only one other person in Humboldt has done before. On Feb. 3, he bowled the second perfect game in Kemway Lanes history. They are very proud of him, says Eric Ruthven of Kemway Lanes.

It was a relatively quiet trip to Saskatoon for Calico Gymnastics Club, as they sent just ten gymnasts to compete in Junior Olympic 3-7 events at the 2018 Marian Classic Invitational Gymnastics Meet on Feb. 11.