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From the Tisdale Recorder files, March 20, 1968

Former Battlefords area resident Elinor Florence’s latest book is out. “Wildwood has arrived at my mountain home, and I’m very pleased with the response so far,” says Florence, who now lives in Invermere, British Columbia.

Submitted On March 16 at 8:40 a.m., Maidstone RCMP responded to a sudden death complaint at a residence in the town of Maidstone. When members arrived there was one deceased adult male and another adult male receiving medical care from local EMS.

North Battleford has become the latest city facing decisions on what to do about plastic bags in the city. The dilemma has emerged after Loraas Environment Services Inc.

The Nipawin Hawks enjoyed a solid season on the ice and were recognized for it off of it. After picking up division and league titles, the Hawks were recognized for their hard work, taking home three Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League awards.

Cheer Legacy Athletics from North Battleford had a great weekend at the Warman Cheer Classic on March 2, 3 and 4 in Warman.

An emergency meeting in Ottawa could provide a glimmer of hope for farmers unable to move their grain to market.

One hundred years is a long time for any organization. That is why the Humboldt Knights of Columbus took the opportunity to celebrate 100 years in Humboldt with their November 2017 celebration. Humboldt Counil #1886 formed on Oct.

Here is a rundown of a number of items that came up for discussion at Monday night’s council meeting in North Battleford: Herb Sutton is staying on as Community Safety Coordinator and getting a raise.

Due to colder weather, the winter weight period has been extended for central and northern regions of Saskatchewan. The extension will benefit farmers in those regions looking to transport their products to port.