Humboldt Journal

Vince Simpson was recognized by the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association for his decades of service.

Roger Hayward was presented with a life membership award from the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association during its convention on April 18.

Due to two resignations on Rose Valley council, there will be a byelection on May 3.

The new Dumont Lodge in Batoche is steeped with Métis culture, with much of the design inspired by traditional Métis construction methods. The lodge will be the home of the Riel Scouts program.

Terry Brown has compiled over 10,000 images of many of the uninhabited settlements and villages throughout Saskatchewan. He's discussing his book at Humboldt's Reid Thompson Public Library on Wednesday, April 19 at 6:30 p.m.

A petition is calling for the old Nipawin bridge to be repaired and re-opened to traffic has been signed by more than 1,600 people, according to the petition's organizer.

Phyllis Willenborg thought that she only uncovered four words, but upon closer inspection noticed she still had more letters to scratch.

Jordan Sinclair, the new fire chief of Carrot River Fire & Rescue, is looking for new firefighters to join their team.

The Melfort Curling Club will be hosting the National Curling Day in Canada in February 2024. They are looking for volunteer leaders and committee members that are interested in organizing various aspects of the event.

The Humboldt and District Gallery is hosting a youth writers' night on Wednesday, April 19 at 6:30 p.m. at the Gallery.