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Kicking off with the cabaret

By Melanie Jacob Journal Staff Writer There are only a couple of weeks left before the illustrious Junior Chamber International (JCI) cabaret kicks off the Summer Sizzler weekend and preparations are nearly complete.
Prestigious honour for Toye

Prestigious honour for Toye

The former North Battleford city manager has received a prestigious national honour.
Single fathers shouldn't fall by the wayside

Single fathers shouldn't fall by the wayside

By Melanie Jacob Journal Staff Writer They may not always be the best at styling a little girl's hair, but single fathers everywhere should be recognized on Father's Day for the hard work they do alone.
St. Dominic's friendly tug-of-war

St. Dominic's friendly tug-of-war

By Melanie Jacob Journal Staff Writer Play Day at St. Dominic School was another success this year as the weather held out long enough for them to enjoy the day outside. "I thought it went really well.
Clara rides into the Battlefords

Clara rides into the Battlefords

It was a big day for those looking to talk about mental illness in the Battlefords as Olympian Clara Hughes rode into the community.
Chem Free After-Grad a sober event

Chem Free After-Grad a sober event

By Melanie Jacob Journal Staff Writer The Chem Free After-Grad is the final hoorah for Grade 12 students as they complete their final high school year and parents and staff just want to ensure they celebrate safely.
Let the summer sun pave the way

Let the summer sun pave the way

By Melanie Jacob Journal Staff Writer With the summer weather trying to make its debut, the city is gearing up for more road projects and fixer-uppers.
Three bikes stolen

Three bikes stolen

More than 30 calls for service/occurrences were responded to by North Battleford RCMP between 6 a.m. Tuesday, June 10 and 6 a.m. Wednesday, June 11.
Power grid infrastructure main focus: SaskPower CEO

Power grid infrastructure main focus: SaskPower CEO

The topic of powering the province of Saskatchewan was front and centre Monday at the Rotary Club's noon luncheon.
Singers speak out against stigma

Singers speak out against stigma

Two Canadian singer-songwriters performing at the Dekker Centre Thursday evening spoke out against the stigma surrounding mental illness, applauding Clara Hughes, the Olympian due to arrive the next day on a cross-Canada awareness journey.
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