Humboldt Journal

We rely on small business so much in our communities that we sometimes forget how important they are to the local economy. While we can get away with that the rest of the year, the coming week – Oct. 15 to 21 – is small business week.

Carrot River Outback Thunder forward Nick Peterson is looking to go out with a bang. The 21-year-old from Nipawin is currently in his fourth and final season with the Prairie Junior Hockey League team.

The Humboldt Collegiate Mohawks scored early and often as they routed the Tisdale Tornados 48-7 on their home field on Oct. 6.

As Statistics Canada unveiled the income data from the 2016 census, the Town of Tisdale has revealed that it’s appealing the census’ population count.

The Nipawin Hawks got some good news on the roster front as a trio of former Hawks were returned to the team, with Brandan Arnold and Declan Hobbs returning from the Western Hockey League, and Grant Baetsen returning from the North American Hockey Le

Being mentally well is an important aspect to both life at home and life at work, and Sagehill Community Futures Development Corporation wanted to help people become more mentally well with a Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff: Your Well-Being or Your Life

It was the type of space he loves to play in so Jay Semko felt right at home during his show at the Humboldt and District Gallery. “I’ve played art galleries in a few different cities and towns and I love playing in them.

Oct. 6 The Nipawin Hawks survived multiple momentum swings to outlast the Humboldt Broncos 7-5 in Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League action in Humboldt on Oct. 6.

For a four-person family with two adults and two children living in Nipawin, the amount needed to provide the basics – the living wage – is $15.17 per hour.

Three people have been charged after a traffic stop in Melfort revealed the presence of drugs, which was followed up by a search warrant of a residence where more drugs were found. At the traffic stop, conducted by Melfort RCMP Oct.