In the Community

Are we still talking about Olympics? The success of the 38th annual Telemiracle? Or this weekend's Briar finals? Or the relentless cold snap experienced for what seems like most of winter - break the polar vortex spell someone! In spite of bitterly c

It is Monday morning and it is light as I walk to the school. The building will soon be a beehive of activity because all the buses were able to run today.

The Borden Museum held an evening of Whist Feb. 27, with 16 players out to enjoy a fun card game. High hands went to Ed Neufeld and Bev Assman and low hands to Helen Sutherland and Ann Brand.

Questions running the gamut from "Do you count your steps?" to 'Is your dog blind?" have been posed to Michael Huckabay by people curious about how he gets around.

The week of March 3 - 7 is SADD Saskatchewan's Impaired Driving Awareness Week, and John Paul II Collegiate's SADD chapter is kicking things into high gear, aiming to catch the attention of their school and community with a week of fun events.

As we rode through the muddy trail, narrow paths would have to be taken to go around large bodies of water. The bodies of water were best described as giant puddles that took up the entire path, the path being the size of a regular service road.

Lions International sponsors an annual peace poster contest for youth. The theme for the contest last year was "Our world our future.

This year Dietitians of Canada has taken on a new challenge in Nutrition Month - March 2014. Registered Dietitians from across the country are helping Canadians get back in the kitchen cooking.

Sympathy to the Parkinson, Leite and Rayner families of the local area and the Battlefords on the passing of Jim Parkinson of North Battleford Feb. 5. Jim was born and raised in the Baljennie are and attended Baljennie School.

This year Dietitians of Canada has taken on a new challenge in Nutrition Month - March 2014. Registered Dietitians from across the country are helping Canadians get back in the kitchen cooking.