Local News

The two teenagers Cut Knife RCMP had requested help in finding have been located and are safe.

The Kutawagan Creek Diversion Project for the Quill Lakes is not going ahead. The announcement was made by the province Thursday.

Battleford Housing Authority (has named the grand prize winners of the 2015 Yard Pride Contest. BHA organizes a yard pride contest every year to celebrate and encourage excellence in yard care, according to Operations Manager Cheryl Cook-Taylor.

City administration has been working with property owners regarding cleanup from fires that happened in the city.

An electric fence put up around a property on the 1900 block 95th Street in North Battleford, along with signage indicating the same, has been ordered taken down by the city.

Forty firefighters and 20 coaches took part in the Annual Firefighter Rodeo in Lanigan on Sept. 12.

Mayor Malcolm Eaton, along with city staff, addressed possible solutions to flooding issues at a public meeting on Sept. 14. The massive rain fall of July 28 left a lot of homes with flooding and sewage backup problems.

It’s back to school time, and for most kids, it’s a return to routine and seeing the friends and surroundings they’re used to. But for those just entering university for the first time, there’s a lot that has changed in their lives.

It can be difficult traveling with pets. Charmaine Hammond and her dog, Toby, are on the road right now promoting their Million Acts of Kindness tour.

Autobody shops will now be able to handle auto claims, according to a new process by SGI.