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The Humboldt & District Museum & Gallery is preparing for its fourteenth annual Festival of Wreaths fundraiser. For the second year in a row, all funds raised will go towards the museum's expansion into the Merchants Bank building.

The idea of a business hub for Humboldt is dead after some chamber of commerce members expressed doubts about the project at a meeting on Oct. 8.

Two individuals accused in a Sept. 1 shooting incident in North Battleford will see their case back to court in the coming days.

The Humboldt Broncos snapped a three-game losing streak by playing perhaps their best game of the year in a 5-0 win over the Nipawin Hawks on Oct. 12. The win evened the Broncos' record at 4-4, good for second place in the Kramer Division.

It might be radical, and a bit controversial, but new practices handed down from the Saskatoon Public School Division are encouraging teachers to think differently.

It's small business week here in Humboldt, a nice little change from the big box stores and mega conglomerates that a lot of times end up crushing the little mom and pop shops, leaving all their dreams and hard work in the dust.

It was a busy evening for the Humboldt Fire Department during their open house on Oct. 10 for Fire Prevention Week. "It really went well," said fire chief, Mike Kwasnica. "We had around 75 people show up, both kids and adults.

RCMP say witnesses and the victim involved in a weekend stabbing on Panton Avenue in North Battleford are refusing to co-operate with police. The incident took place around 3 a.m. Saturday in the 9000 block of Panton Avenue.

Here is an update on some matters that came up in provincial court in North Battleford on Thursday Oct. 10, before Judge David Kaiser.

The twentieth annual Battlefords Business Excellence Awards arrived only days before the fifth anniversary of Malcolm Anderson's arrival in the Battlefords.