In the Community

I often end my writing with a quote that reflects what I have written. This time I will start off with a quote which comes from Tolkien "To know where we come from helps us to know where we are going.

North Battleford Communities in Bloom co-chair Charlotte Hamilton says they're planning to host another boot sale in the fall.

You know you can get books at your local library. Maybe you know you can access ebooks and newspapers online. You might even know you can get free music.

The Allen Sapp Gallery invites you to a special opening reception on Saturday, June 9 from 7 to 9 p.m.

It has been a long journey, but yes, we can finally say, "Rabbit Lake has gas"! Now in most cases this is not something to brag about but we don't mind sharing the news.

It was raining and cold the first day of district track competitions but that didn't deter any athletes. UCHS track club advanced 11 athletes to provincials this weekend.

Unity has submitted another nomination for a chance to win some prize money and a media tour that could help enhance another project in our community.

I keep finding it harder and harder to start each column and not sound like I'm repeating myself from week to week. Being from a farming background and living on a farm, I tend to babble about the weather.

A major cultural event took place between Thunderchild School (cultural group), Glaslyn Central School (Grade 10) and H. Hardcastle School (Grade 9), under the TreatySmarts grant program sponsored by the Saskatchewan Arts Board.

Fans of Jackwagon, mark your calendars. The "greatest band in the universe," made up of Laird Brittin, Neil Georget, Ryan Bater and Jay Bottomly is inviting its fans to "get jacked" for their concert June 9 at Bennigan's.