Local News

Submitted by the Canadian Crop Hail Association Overview Hot and dry weather continues to be the theme for the summer across the prairies. Crops are stressed and stunted across much of the southern regions in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

Between July 28 and 29, the Maidstone RCMP responded to 52 requests for service. Of those, nine of those were related to break and enters and theft of vehicles.

Getting the necessary approvals for a new subdivision in Carrot River has been slower than expected.

A Tisdale man was charged with attempted murder after Tisdale RCMP responded to an injured woman who was a victim of domestic violence. The RCMP said they spoke to the 70-year-old woman July 29 at around 9 a.m.

From the Tisdale Recorder files, June 8, 1977

The City of North Battleford has turned to one of its current employees to take over as director of finance. He is Amarjit Mahil, who has worked for the city since August 2015 as finance manager.

Submitted The Gold Eagle Lodge has announced it has received a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence.

A rare item found on the grounds of old Abbott Field on King Hill has brought excitement to the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame.

Submitted What better way to spend a summer day or weekend than to head out on a picturesque drive down country roads, past lush forests, glimmering lakes and streams, refreshing coulees, imposing canyons and rolling parkland for the annual Northern

Submitted To celebrate Canada 150, ARC Creative Studio is hosting a Colours for Canada 150 banner project. Participants have created 150 banners that are 12 inches wide by six feet long.