In the Community

Friday marked the official launch of a long-awaited exhibition based on one of the most impactful environmental disasters ever to hit the Battlefords.

TISDALE — Taya and Ron Browning, a Tisdale couple, have made a “free little library” for people to swap their used books for some new material.

ST. BRIEUX — The lessons a St. Brieux woman learned from a deeply personal cross-province tour held after a divorce has been published in a book.

MUENSTER — An authors’ retreat that got its start at the Sage Hill radar base celebrated its 30th anniversary. The Sage Hill Writing Experience began in 1989 at the base, officially known as CFS Dana.

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MELFORT — The Northern Lights Gallery Back Alley Art Tour returns this year, showcasing art talent in the area that ranges in public awareness from “unknown” to “world renowned”.

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HUMBOLDT — After a decade of service on the streets of North Battleford, Prince Albert and Sturgeon Lake, Humboldt’s newest RCMP officer is adapting to a focus on community-based policing. Cst. Troy Link has been with the Humboldt RCMP since May 1.

HUMBOLDT — The Big Brothers Big Sisters of Humboldt is looking to the drive-ins of the past to raise money to support the children of today. The mentoring organization will host a drive-in movie night at the Discovery Ford parking lot on Aug. 21.

HUMBOLDT — A new downtown mural will allow people to send love from Humboldt to the world on social media Sending Love from Humboldt was officially unveiled by the Humboldt public art committee on July 9.