In the Community

The Lovelocks, a female country duo comprised of Ali Raney and Zoë Sparrow, stopped by West Park in Battleford on Wednesday, Sept. 6 to perform at Donna Halewich’s place. About 100 people were in attendance.

Spencer 'The Saskatchewan Tenor' McKnight presented Songs of the Great War at Third Avenue United Church in North Battleford on Sept. 10, accompanied by pianist Mark Turner.

Submitted by Battlefords Family Health Centre Community Garden Project 2017 As the days are getting shorter, we bring out our sweaters in the morning as we head to the gardens. Harvest and blanching vegetables for the winter months has begun.

Wednesday, Aug. 23, the UK’s Pop-Up Adventure Play was at the library park. Kids were free to play and make things out of cardboard, tape and string, and colour them with markers and crayons.

Everybody has a Story

Now that Frank Villard has the time, he carves ostrich eggs. A lot of them. “We have a houseful here,” he said of his house in North Battleford. “I need a way to market the stuff.

First Person Exploits into the Unknown

First Person Exploits into the Unknown

There’s plenty of fish in the North Saskatchewan, but they can’t all be in relationships. Can they? Plenty of Fish is an online dating site that allows users to create profiles and interact.

Everybody Has a Story