Humboldt Journal

Mother Nature has been wreaking havoc this winter, but her havoc was the perfect storm for Carlton Trail Ski Club, who hosted their annual Valentine’s Loppet at their Dixon location. The Feb.

The Humboldt and District Museum and Gallery celebrated Archive Week by shining a spotlight on five local churches. The museum celebrated the exhibit on Feb. 8 with their Archive Week open house. St. Augustine Roman Catholic Church, St.

The mayors of the three largest Northeast communities aren’t quite sure what to make of the premier’s musings about changing the province’s revenue sharing formula with municipalities.

The teams have been announced. The sponsors have been secured. The Tisdale Community Curling Club is ready to host the Affinity Senior Curling Provincial Championships.

Midget AA It was an ugly week for the Midget AA Broncos as they lost both of their two contests. The Broncos fell 3-1 to Prince Albert on Feb. 6 in Prince Albert.

It was something that has been in the back of Dr. David Guilbault’s mind for the last year. However, a medical emergency made retirement an early reality for the Humboldt based optometrist. Guilbault, with partner Dr.

After an excellent win over the Weyburn Red Wings on Feb. 10, the Humboldt Broncos and their fans had some fun at the annual player shootout.

The balls were rolling and the toes were twinkling at the Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Humboldt and Area. Bowl for Kids Sake is BBBS Humboldt’s biggest annual fundraiser, which ran from Feb. 5-11 at Kemway Lanes.

Alexander Calkins was in attendance at the Feb. 12 council meeting to discuss his new marijuana growth operation proposed for 1720 3rd Avenue.

It was not their best effort of the season but the Humboldt Broncos did just enough to knock off the Notre Dame Hounds 3-2 in Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League action from Humboldt. The Feb.