In the Community

For much of April, the Western Development Museum will host traveling exhibit on northern Saskatchewan rock paintings. The exhibit, called "Kiwetinohk: The Rock Paintings of Northern Saskatchewan," will run from April 5 to 29.

Theresa Kennedy enjoyed a ride in the country when her son Scotty and Darlene of Lloydminster took her to visit her granddaughter Leslie, Nickie and great-granddaughter Brielle.

March has been a busy month at Maidstone High School. The senior girls' and boys' basketball teams attended regionals last weekend. Despite all of their hard work, they will not be moving on to provincials.

Having put a new heating system in Waseca Community Centre, the committee members are planning more improvements there.

The newest exhibition at the Chapel Gallery is a collection of pieces from 30 artists in 14 cities and towns across Saskatchewan. Mind the Gap celebrates the wealth of talent amongst the diverse population of emerging artists in our province.

Sunday's rain was welcome since we have had very little moisture from winter snowfalls. We have been enjoying higher temperatures and sunny days for the most part.

As with any driver who spend a number of hours behind the wheel of an automobile I know I have made mistakes. I doubt there is a driver who can honestly say they have not made an error once in a while.

The Boys and Girls club's tag line is "a good place to be." We use this because it is true in so many ways. It's a good place because it's fun, it's safe and the children want to come here.

The Battleford Opera House project was on the agenda for the annual meeting Saturday of the Architectural Heritage Society of Saskatchewan (AHSS).

The year 2012 marks the 25th anniversary of the Architectural Heritage Society of Saskatchewan (AHSS), and its president, Al Gill, told the mayors of Battleford and North Battleford Saturday it is working to improve support to municipal governments a