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The Falkon Theatre will become a community-run theatre. “A group of people got together and created a non-profit community corporation and they’re looking for a manager to operate the theatre,” said Carson Penner , who’s involved in the group.

The big item before North Battleford council last Monday night was the North Battleford Housing Strategy and Action Plan.

City officials are now trying to figure out how to move ahead with a wellness centre application that came before council Monday.

Battlefords RCMP were called at 5:48 p.m. Thursday to a report of a 56-year-old male from the Battlefords area that had been assaulted with a weapon.

Despite the cold weather on Friday night, about 35 people gathered at the Spiritwood Main Street Art Gallery for the opening of Rigmor Clarke’s gallery show, The Untamed Landscape.

The Town of Battleford has sent in its notice terminating the agreement to send waste to North Battleford’s waste management facility. North Battleford council received the correspondence from Battleford CAO John Enns-Wind on Jan. 18.

Today’s “exploit into the unknown” is about the Gerald Stanley second-degree murder trial. And the word “unknown” is right.

In the wake of the not guilty verdict in the Gerald Stanley second-degree murder trial, the MP for Battlefords-Lloydminster Rosemarie Falk issued the following statement today: “Today, my colleagues and I met with members of the Boushie family to exp

The Humboldt and District Museum and Gallery celebrated Archive Week by shining a spotlight on five local churches. The museum celebrated the exhibit on Feb. 8 with their Archive Week open house. St. Augustine Roman Catholic Church, St.

The mayors of the three largest Northeast communities aren’t quite sure what to make of the premier’s musings about changing the province’s revenue sharing formula with municipalities.