Humboldt Journal

It was an arduous task but in the end the last of the Lake Lenore grain elevators did not go down easily. On Jan. 23, the Lake Lenore skyline lost its final grain elevator as the Pioneer Grain Company elevator was destroyed by demolition crews.

Michelle Martin is getting more and more nervous for her trip with Prairie Women on Snowmobiles. Martin is part of the core rider team for 2018 with 10 women heading out from Regina on Feb.

For a number of junior hockey players the dream is getting a scholarship and playing collegiate hockey.

It started out with a tweet but the conversation about mental health in the agriculture industry is continuing to grow.

A credit union on the west side of Prince Albert wants to join the Diamond North Credit Union. Merger discussions between the two-branch Debden Credit Union and the eight-branch Diamond North began in the spring of 2017.

The Humboldt and District Museum and Gallery are celebrating the fight.

Humboldt lawyer, John Will, was being recognized with the Queen’s Counsel designation during a ceremony on Jan. 5.

The Melfort Mustangs kept pace with the Nipawin Hawks for first place in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League standings with a 3-1 win over the Melville Millionaires at home. The Jan.

The Nipawin Hawks keep on rolling as they picked up a 4-2 win over the Yorkton Terriers at home. The Jan. 30 win pushed the Hawks' regulation unbeaten run to 26 straight games, which has seem them compile a record of 24-0-1-1.

The second day of testimony is underway at the Gerald Stanley murder trial in Battleford. Stanley is the man charged with the second degree murder of Colten Boushie , a young Indigenous man from Red Pheasant First Nation.