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Battlefords first responders were at the parking lot of the Battleford Arena and Alex Dillabough Centre on Tuesday testing their driving skils. Various pylon-lined areas were set up that drivers had to navigate their vehicles through.

NIPAWIN — In 1929, the Nipawin Legion was just a group of First World War veterans in a garage. “I had an uncle in the first war, and he was one, but that’s how this one started,” said Jim Grandfield, a Second World War veteran and Legion member.

The Western Development Museum held Museum School Days on June 6 and 7 for Grade 4 children of the area. It was well attended by many interested little ones and their chaperones.

TISDALE — The #624 Tisdale Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron seen a successful year, with both individual membership achievements and an overall growth of the squadron. For the past year, the numbers of first-year cadets joining has doubled.

A book by a local author from the Battlefords has earned international honours from the 2019 Independent Publisher Book Awards. That is Not Me: A Journey of Perception , by L. J.

Since the closing of the SGLA liquor store in Wilkie, the brick building has stood empty and lifeless. That is until now. Born and raised in Airdrie, Alta.

From the Humboldt Journal Files, June 14, 1989

HUMBOLDT — Jessica Hoffman has been interested in photography as long as she could hold a camera. “My parents got me a little, just tiny, camera when I was little.

STAR CITY — Carrot River and Star City youth got a tasty cultural experience, with a workshop on Indigenous nutrition. Shana Smokeyday gave the workshop to students at Star City School on May 31, at an event called School in the Bush.