Humboldt Journal

With cases of Ebola popping up in North America, some people are overreacting to the threat. North Korea has banned foreign tourists. A seven-year-old student was not allowed in school for a few days after she came back from Ebola-free Nigeria.

For the fifth year in a row, Safe Communities Humboldt and Area is shining a spotlight on rail safety for the November Safe Crossings month.

It's the same thing every year: remember, remember, remember. The message is no less important, but as time passes, each new generation falls more out of touch with the reality of the sacrifices that were made.

The Humboldt Curling Club is looking a little different this year. Manager Kevin Kalthoff has implemented a new type of house on the ice this year.

Regina-based performer Vincent Murphy was at the Humboldt & District Gallery to present his one-man play, "Tommy Goes to War" on Oct. 29.

By Robin Tarnowetzki Journal Staff Writer [email protected] The Humboldt Uniplex saw a crowd for the Humboldt and District Chamber of Commerce's annual trade show show on Nov. 1 and 2.

By Melanie Jacob Journal Editor [email protected] In 2004, Terry Brown sat and watched Peter Mansbridge cover the 60th anniversary D-Day ceremonies on CBC.

Humboldt got into the spirit of Halloween with a variety of activities for young and old alike on Oct 31. Game Haven may be new in town, but owner Justin Gibson hasn't wasted time integrating into the community.

After months of research and tedious scanning, the Humboldt & District Museum and Gallery has compiled news relics from World War I (WWI) into one exhibit.

Most Canadians who've lived here most of their lives have a hockey story or two to share. For Brendan Witt, it's the story of his career that will live forever among the other great names in the Humboldt and District Sports Hall of Fame.