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There are still extremely dry conditions in the Battlefords area and as a result North Battleford Fire Department is reminding residents the open air burning ban is still in effect.

Due to extremely dry conditions developing in several areas throughout the province and the potential risk of fires starting from vehicle use, the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation and the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association are asking hunters to t

Humboldt's Pharmasave is located along the city's main boulevard, a nondescript storefront except for the ornate nod to German architecture that decorates the pharmacy's gables.

It's the end of a very long era for the Valley View Centre in Moose Jaw, SK. Serving as a home for Saskatchewan residents with intellectual disabilities since 1955, the facility will be closing its doors in 2016.

The Our Humboldt community forum is happening tomorrow night and is the perfect way for residents to have their say in creating a new plan for Humboldt. "Everyone is encouraged to attend," it was stated in a recent media release.

Dr. Miles Johnson of Turtleford was named to the council of the Saskatchewan Veterinary Medical Association at a recent annual general meeting of the association in Regina. Dr. Johnson is a practice owner and mixed animal practitioner.

After three years of hard work and quite a bit of hassle, the container filled with supplies donated by Humboldt finally reached its destination in Ussongo, Tanzania in July.

Want to see some new, state-of-the-art equipment at the Humboldt District Health Complex? Then lace up your shoes. The Humboldt District Hospital Foundation's Have a Heart Walk or Run is coming up Sept.

Back to school is supposed to be a time of heightened awareness of traffic safety, but North Battleford emergency crews have been called to three motor vehicle crashes in the past few days.

It seems the threat of gang initiations with firearms in North Battleford was simply a rumor that got blown out of proportion. That was the view at North Battleford city council Monday, though administration used far stronger language to describe it.