In the Community

Athol Murray College of Notre Dame is well-known for producing excellent athletes, but there's much more to the story than that.

It truly was an evening of music for one's soul.

One of Canada's most influential artists is slated to give a free public address Saturday, June 11 at 1:30 p.m. at North Battleford City Hall.

It seems 2011 is the year for Ruddell area brides. Loni Schmidt, daughter of Lee and Karen Schmidt, was "showered" at the Ruddell Centre May 7. Charlotte Gillatt read a synopsis of Loni's life to date.

Paynton Volunteer Fire Department had a small but potentially out of control fire situation to tend to this past weekend. A passerby noticed a fire in the ditch about 6 kilometres south of Paynton.

Most of the activities at Battleford Hillcrest Centre are winding down for the summer months. However, Kaiser continues on Thursday evenings.

May 9, the Radisson Museum had Grade 12 students from Trek School in Regina stop in for a tour of the museum and to write up reports on their visit.

The weather seems to be helping out the spring seeding and garden causes. This weekend the ball diamond hosted the 17th annual Miners slo-pitch. Weather held out for a change. Sixteen teams participated for a $2,400 cash payout.

When most people start approaching 80, they're thinking of their latest grandchild or their new hip, but for Don Heppner, his newly-released CD is on his mind.

The current exhibition at the Chapel Gallery is by nationally recognized Saskatchewan painter Terry Fenton. "A Wide Horizon" captures the beauty, light and colour of the landscape in southwest Saskatchewan.