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Winning streaks can end in many different ways. For the Humboldt Broncos, their four-game streak came to an end with a quiet whimper and a 3-1 loss to the Flin Flon Bombers the night before Halloween. "It was awful," said head coach Dean Brockman.

Brenda Sparrow, chair of Battlefords Union Hospital Foundation's board of directors has announced that G & C Asphalt Ltd. continues to support BUHF's Ladies' Night as the gold sponsor. "This will be the fifth year G & C Asphalt Ltd.

With winter fast approaching and snow in the forecast, North Battleford is reminding residents of the priority street clearing system as well as the details from the bylaw for sidewalk clearing.

The mayor and council of the Village of Neilburg have demolition on their minds. They wish to tear down the building at the southernmost corner of L. E. Gibbons Centre Street that most recently was a video arcade and an antique store.

To the moon and back probably deserves a new car. That's what George Plews of North Battleford thinks, and he's getting the word out.

It took five long years, but the Humboldt trail master plan has finally been completed and changes are already underway.

Sgt. John Redlich of the Blaine Lake RCMP says there's no reason to believe the remains discovered in a grave in a greenhouse in the village of Krydor Monday are anything other than those of Arnoldo Rey Sr.

A trial for a man accused of several indecent assaults involving former residential school students has wrapped up in Battleford. Closing arguments in the case against Paul Leroux wrapped up Tuesday at Queen's Bench Court.

The results are in. After an engaging and successful community forum on Sept. 12, the Canadian Urban Institute has released its 16-page document detailing what Humboldt residents envision for their city.

Saskatchewan's annual Speech from the Throne was delivered in Regina on Oct. 23 and several of the government's pledges could have an impact here in Humboldt.