Humboldt Journal

In the past year, Crime Stoppers has resulted in 30 arrests and has helped recover over $240,000 in property and drugs. There are more than 1,200 programs in more than 20 countries around the world. It is completely anonymous and yet underrated.

Behind every new technology, behind every new process, and behind every new product is a massive amount of research. It is with this understanding that the federal and provincial governments jointly invested over $1.

Hurry hard to your local curling rink because Jan. 21 was proclaimed Curling Day in Saskatchewan. The proclamation was brought about by CurlSask for the purpose of promoting awareness of the sport and getting people out and participating.

Hockey fans, rejoice: this year’s induction ceremony for the Saskatchewan Hockey Hall of Fame will be held at the Elgar Petersen Arena on July 17.

Seniors in Humboldt are getting active by attempting to walk the distance to the moon.

The Saskatchewan government announced recently that it was contributing almost $11 million to go toward crop research as well as livestock and forage research.

Traditional Canadian conservative values have been well established in our political culture since there was a Canada.

KOOB: Helen Ann (nee Greuel) January 17, 1922 – January 22, 2015 Helen laid down to rest one last time on Thursday, January 22, 2015, just following her 93rd birthday. Helen was born on the family homestead farm to Henry and Teresa (Koeffing) Greuel.

Despite initial slow ticket sales, the Jan. 17 show at the Humboldt & District Gallery by Saskatchewan musicians Alex Runions, JJ Voss, and Dean Kush drew a crowd to hear acoustic country songs from the established entertainers.

After all the talks and forewarnings up until now, it seems the City’s backyard pickup program was the first to get cut as of Jan. 13.