Humboldt Journal

For this year’s Ladies Fish for Freedom winners, the key was patience. Cheryl Joo and her mother Shirley Anderson of Prince Albert caught three fish with a combined length of 205.25 centimetres during the women’s-only tournament Aug. 18 and 19.

Male tennis is Canada is stronger than ever. After carrying the burden of hope for Canadian tennis fans for the last six plus years, Milos Raonic might finally have some help.

From the Tisdale Recorder Files, Aug. 26, 1987

Farming is a tough business and yet Canadian farmers are feeding the world.

The link between the Golburn Agricultural Society and the Golburn Gallopers 4-H Light Horse Club was on full display at this year’s Golburn Fair.

The Muenster Midget AAA Red Sox are Western Canadian Champions.

It took a year and a half for the Carrot River Co-op to secure the licence to open a liquor store. That effort was celebrated at a grand opening at the co-op’s 1013 Main location.

When it comes to life, sometimes a lot about what happens comes down to luck.

It has been awhile for Greg Torwalt but the Humboldt original made a return to his hometown for an Arts Humboldt show at the Humboldt Golf Club on Aug. 9.

It was Cayden Cummings of Nipawin who first crossed the finish line at the ninth annual Tri-Unity Challenge. The 11-year-old boy, who likes long distance running more than sprinting, said he was pleased with the race.