Humboldt Journal

The baby toddling around, smiling, clapping, and playing with everything in sight gives no indication that almost a year earlier, she was fighting for her life in a Hawaiian Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).

It’s that time again: when readers vote on which word should be banned in Time’s annual Worst Words poll. Typically, the poll includes slang words that are, arguably, annoying and/or stupid.

After five years of planning, construction, and demolition, staff and students at Humboldt Public School (HPS) held a grand opening for their renovated facility on Nov. 21.

John Burton, former Humboldt resident and MP for Regina East, launched his new book Potash: An Inside Account of Saskatchewan’s Pink Gold, to a small audience at the Reid-Thompson Public Library in Humboldt on Nov. 21.

For a place normally tranquil and peaceful, Caleb Village was bumping with business and activity on Nov. 22 during their annual trade show. Vendors from Humboldt and beyond showed off their wares to scores of people despite the tempestuous weather.

The Nov. 10 Sports Hall of Fame induction dinner wasn’t just a night to celebrate its new members. It was also the official opening of the new sports exhibit at the Humboldt & District Museum and Gallery.

When one thinks of a lively downtown, one tends to think of old architecture, the hustle and bustle of people, and large storefront windows with unique items on display.

The minister may be paying a visit to India, but he isn’t going empty-handed. On Nov.

Since they began a couple weeks ago, the Humboldt & District Museum and Gallery has seen a positive response from the community for their annual Festival of Wreaths.

It went from a run down old building that no one noticed to a pristine and gleaming white facility showcasing the best and brightest in the region.