Humboldt Journal

Humboldt Collegiate Institute came out on top during a record-setting Horizon Central Athletic Association district track and field meet.

Swimmers from Humboldt and Watson had a whale of a time at the Hammerheads Swim Camp at the Uniplex on May 30 and 31. Twenty-two swimmers learned all four strokes, turns, and some specialized turns.

An author with a name familiar to the area has released a book, Consider the Sunflowers , that draws heavily from her family history and Mennonite roots.

Muenster students got to see a presentation by drummer Mitch Dorge of the Crash Test Dummies on May 12 – yes, he did play the drums, but he wasn’t there for a concert.

It all starts with an elevator shaft. Once enclosed in the metal box, it’s a slow rattling descent that soon quickens with a rush, the speed smoothing out the ride.

Local photographer Greg Raskob may not be with us any longer, but his work lives on at the Humboldt and District Museum.

It was poignant occasion for Jacquie’s Dance Academy this past weekend as the dancers gave their final recital in Humboldt.

To celebrate its 50th anniversary, the Saskatchewan branch of the Canadian Paraplegic Association (CPA) is visiting various communities around the province to introduce residents to wheelchair sports and raise awareness for people with disabilities.

Humboldt Collegiate Institute (HCI) and other Humboldt track and field teams were successful at the Horizon Central Athletic Association North West Pre-District meet on May 19.

The issue of the United States’ Country Of Origin Labeling (COOL) legislation seems like it might finally be coming to a head.