Local News

Two male youths from Red Pheasant First Nation are in custody as a result of a Battlefords RCMP investigation into a break, enter and theft at a farmyard located approximately five kilometres south of the Battlefords early Wednesday morning.

The North Battleford RCMP detachment responded to more than 20 calls for service between 6 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 23 and 6 a.m. Wednesday, Spet. 24.

By Melanie Jacob Journal Editor With the 2014 Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce ABEX Awards fast approaching, it's a credit to Humboldt that its very own Joseph Dosch of Prairie Diesel Inc.

By Melanie Jacob Journal Editor Ever since the angeldresses phenomenon took off a few months ago, women have opened their hearts and their closets and wedding dresses have been pouring in.

Motorists heading northbound on 100th Street Wednesday will be facing a detour at 19th Avenue, says Joe Gagne, the City of North Battleford's water and sewer operations foreman.

By Melanie Jacob Journal Editor It doesn't have to touch you to keep you bedridden for weeks on end. Depression is a mood disorder that slowly seems to be taking over some people's lives and yet there is no cure-all solution.

By Robin Tarnowetzki Journal Staff Writer After being approved in August, the proposed LED sign at Centennial Park received approval for its final design at the city council meeting on Sept. 8.

By Robin Tarnowetzki Journal Staff Writer As part of the national Curves open house last week, the Humboldt Curves hosted a business expo in its parking lot to highlight home-based businesses on Sept. 19.

Traffic will likely be slower for motorists eastbound on Railway Avenue East this morning as crews prune back ornamental trees in front of the old Greyhound bus station.

By Melanie Jacob Journal Editor As a well-known and vocally active citizen in the community, most people shouldn't be surprised that Adam Duke is seeking a Humboldt-Watrous NDP nomination for the 2016 provincial election against MLA Donna Harpauer.