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The Holy Family School Stewardship Group raised money to donate to two different organizations this year. They held a candy gram sale for Valentine’s Day and they also created rosaries and loom bracelets.

A man has been arrested and charged with armed robbery after threatening an employee of Wally’s Food Basket with a knife Wednesday, Sept. 2 at about 11 a.m.

That’s a lot of pot, maybe. A farmer in the Maidstone area came across some plants he believed were marijuana growing in his field north of Waseca and contacted police Monday, Aug. 31.

A woman is in hospital as a result of a house fire on Sweetgrass First Nation just after 10 p.m. Monday, Aug. 31. Police say community members driving past noticed the flames.

It’s time to go back to school, not only for the students but for the teachers as well. But for teachers at Light of Christ School Division, there is also a faith-based aspect of their jobs that they must keep current on.

North Battleford Transitional Living has received a $2,000 donation from the proceeds of this year's Champions of Mental Health Awards Banquet, organized by the North Battleford branch of the Registered Psychiatric Nurses of Saskatchewan.

Even teachers need a pep rally. And that was exactly the atmosphere for 1000 teachers who took part in the Horizon School division Celebration Day on Aug 28.

Impact Dance kicked off their first week at their new facility with a grand opening. And for Terralea Armstrong and Kylie Redl-Gosselin, it’s a dream come true.

Dave Atamanchuk has no problem getting his own kids outside. But the Humboldt conservation specialist knows that a lot of kids in Humboldt and area don’t get that opportunity. This was the goal for Ducks Unlimited’s Greenwing Day on Aug. 25.

Learning how to use technology can be stressful, especially when you’re a senior. But Humboldt seniors got the chance to come and try out some new gadgets at the Technology Zoo at the Community Gathering Place hosted by the Wapiti Library on Aug. 28.