Humboldt Journal

Once again, kids from around the region were able to indulge their interest in comic books, science fiction, and video games with Humboldt’s Kids Camp Comic Con on July 24.

The archaeological dig at the Original Humboldt site has come to a close for another year with Humboldt Museum staff, archaeologists with Western Heritage in Saskatoon, and members of the public digging for relics.

Rusty Malinoski, a.k.a. “Bone Crusher,” made Humboldt proud last week when he took home gold for wakeboarding in the 2015 Pan Am Games.

Muenster Red Sox AAA midget player Nick Anderson has finalized his scholarship deal at Marygrove College in Detroit as of July 21.

In the next month or so, the Humboldt & District Chamber of Commerce is hoping to raise enough money to build a dog run next to the mini golf course. “The idea of the dog run started after last year.

Unlike the previous seasons where flooding was an issue, this year’s crop season was opened with drought and continued with intermittent rain showers. Growth of crops has been varied around the province.

BAUTZ: Larry Sept. 14, 1947 - July 23, 2015 Larry’s sudden passing is mourned by his wife, Sandy, and family, Tina Bautz, Janalee McBee (Shawn, Tyson, and Dominick) and Jarrad Nabholz.

Like it or not, crowdfunding is here to stay. It refers to online campaigns set up for people to raise money for anything from medical bills to products to, more controversially, weddings and other personal things.

In a society where individual rights often clash with collective wellbeing, the arguments regarding privacy rights have become a battlefield.