Humboldt Journal

There is a first time for everything and for Trevor Ross he enjoyed his first time headlining a show as a solo act on Dec. 1 at the Humboldt Golf Club for Arts Humboldt’s Performers Café.

After 49 years the St. Peter’s Chorus is still going strong with their annual advent performance in Humboldt on Dec. 4 and St. Brieux on Dec. 2.

I know way too many kids with way too many toys who are going to get even more toys come Christmas morning.

After watching the Grey Cup that point became more obvious, though it was pretty obvious all season. But there is something a little different about the Grey Cup.

Nineteen communities across Saskatchewan have been approved for Canada 150 funding. This includes Original Humboldt who was approved for a $15,000 grant for the Original Humboldt site to get ready for Canada’s 150th birthday.

There were speeches to be made, cake to be eaten, and foam pits to jumped into. And with that the new Calico Gymnastics building officially opened on Nov. 26.

The St. Augustine Parish Hall got a little bit country on Nov. 25 as the Humboldt Travel Club hosted a fundraiser.

The Humboldt Atom South Raging Broncos received a big boost for this season as they were the recipients of $1,000 through the Scotiabank Community Hockey Sponsorship Program.

I am getting old. I hear your outcries, I know I’m not that old. But I feel old when all the kids that I knew as babies are old enough to be getting their licenses. Kids I once babysat.

The Grey Cup game needs to leave Toronto. Sure Toronto is the largest city and it is relatively central to the rest of the league but they have enough going on, especially these days.