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Randy Dittmar has a story to tell. A true life story of a journey as he walked alongside his wife, Joanne, while she battled a rare form of breast cancer.

North Saskatchewan River Municipal Health Holdings has welcomed a student nurse practitioner, who is completing her practicum in Health Holdings clinics.

The Saskatchewan government continues to prepare for the anticipated spring runoff with an announcement of a flood preparedness program to assist communities in the province.

The show cause hearing for a man charged with several weapons counts has been pushed back to next week. Arlo McDermott's hearing in provincial court has been adjourned to April 8 at 11 a.m., by video conference.

The building and the man both received honours. Elgar Petersen, the man the arena is named after, received a special honour on the ice right before the puck dropped for Game 2 of the Humboldt Broncos' series against the Flin Flon Bombers on March 23.

The school year calendar for 2013-14 school year for Battlefords and area students has been finalized to reflect the provincial government's new directive for all schools to provide at least 950 hours of instructional time per year.

Living Sky School Division dancer-in-residence Ashley Johnson has plans to host a traditional Old Tyme dance April 13 at the Chapel Gallery. The event will run that evening from 8 to 11 p.m.

Lloydminster Rural and Maidstone RCMP are reporting a fatal collision on Highway 3 north of Lloydminster Sunday morning. The collision happened around 8 a.m. Sunday, according to RCMP.

They are trying to make it easy to walk around Humboldt. Trevor Tumach, a consultant working on the Community Trails project for the City of Humboldt, unveiled the potential trails plan for Humboldt during an open house on March 19.

The Battlefords RCMP have received numerous reports of vehicles being vandalized around the 1700 block of 104th and 105th Streets. In addition, people have gone through unlocked vehicles, stealing various items.