Humboldt Journal

Graduations are a time to celebrate success, yet there was another purpose why people gathered at Cumberland College’s Nipawin grad: to remember. Brenda Bakken received a posthumous bachelor of education degree.

There was no way anybody would finish this run clean or dry – but they did come out of it looking colourful. The Nipawin Rotary hosted their second annual colour run at the Nipawin Regional Park June 3.

A Harper-era cabinet minister dropped by Nipawin as part of a tour to see the home of his political hero.

At the largest of 16 SOLEstice regional meets, 185 track and field althetes competed in Tisdale May 29 to earn a spot at provincials. The top two finishers in each event will compete in Saskatoon June 17.

A collision between the provincial and municipal elections in 2020 represents an opportunity to make improvements to both elections.

Dennis Clark was away from his wife Rhonda on Mother’s Day, working in Fort McMurray, when he found out the 649 ticket he bought at a gas station there was the $2 million winning ticket.

Coming into Tisdale to attend the grand opening of the new SARCAN depot, all Amy McNeil , the executive director of the organization, knew about the location was to look for the airport.

The board members of the North East School Division will have fewer, longer, more intense meetings to cope with a 49 per cent cut to their governance budget.

With their high school careers coming to an end, a number of local football players got one last chance to put on the pads at the 2017 Saskatoon Motor Products Senior Bowl in Saskatoon .