Humboldt Journal

The Watrous Swimming Pool was full of hammerheads on the weekend as the Humboldt Hammerheads Swim Team traveled to Watrous for the provincial championships.

When Donna Harpauer, the MLA for Humboldt-Watrous, learned that Premier Brad Wall was planning to retire, she said she was sad her colleague and friend was moving on. “It was sad to hear but not a shock,” she said.

Immigration is a large part of the Canadian story – a part of the story that isn’t over yet. Just look at the latest census figures that focus on language. For Tisdale, the second-largest mother tongue, after English, is Ukrainian.

There comes a time for change, and Valerie McNally of 6th Avenue Stylists says, that after 39 years in business, now is that time. It has been a time she does not regret. “It was a good experience. We helped the community of Humboldt.

A purse was stolen after a truck was broken into during the Kelvington Fair. The vehicle, parked outside the horse corrals, was broken into Aug. 5 at around 9 p.m. The stolen purse was black and had silver horseshoe-shaped buckles.

Brad Wall , the Premier of Saskatchewan, has announced his retirement – something that Fred Bradshaw , the MLA for Carrot River Valley, said was a shock. “Nobody had any inkling that this was coming,” he said. “I kid you not.

Humboldt BID getting ready to party in the streets Another August is here and with it comes the Humboldt Streetfest.

The North East Red Sox made short work of their first round playoff series against the Selects, sweeping them two games to none.

Parker Fleck has always liked puzzles, so programming and coding has always suited him.

A new footrace in Nipawin aims to invite the community into the grounds of the Nipawin Bible College. The first annual Nipawin Country Run, held Aug. 5 also had a more practical purpose.