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4-H Saskatchewan announces 2013 scholarship recipients

4-H Saskatchewan has announced a total of 11 scholarships totalling $8,500 recently awarded to 4-H members throughout the province.

Zodiak's owner safe

The owner of a Zodiak boat recovered from the North Saskatchewan River in the area between the Deer Creek Bridge in the Paradise Hill area and the Toby Nollet Bridge on Highway 21 has been located safe and sound in Sherwood Park, Alta.

New Co-op grocery store officially opens its doors

After months of anticipation, the new Humboldt Co-op food store officially opened its doors on Saturday, and there were plenty of customers eager to start shopping.

Humboldt's seniors caught in waiting game

Let's call it "The waiting game." Right now, Humboldt's senior population is in limbo.
An inspiring tale of Humboldt's future

An inspiring tale of Humboldt's future

Patti Durand is pretty excited these days. "This is just great," she said with a smile. "It's a long time coming.
Council concerned about rash of school break-ins

Council concerned about rash of school break-ins

The recent string of school break-ins has North Battleford councillors concerned. During the presentation of the May statistics report for Battlefords RCMP detachment, Councillor Trent Houk posed a question.
Barrier constructed at Water Treatment Plant No. 1

Barrier constructed at Water Treatment Plant No. 1

The City of North Battleford shut down Water Treatment Plant No.1 Tuesday and has built a protective barrier in anticipation of a one-in-50-year flood on the North Saskatchewan River.

Saskatoon home to province's first PET/CT scanner

Royal University Hospital in Saskatoon has a shiny new piece of equipment, the first of its kind in Saskatchewan.
Viterra unveils new and expanded Humboldt facility

Viterra unveils new and expanded Humboldt facility

What can $6 million buy? It depends on who you ask, of course, but if you're curious, head east on Highway 5.
An evening with the carnies

An evening with the carnies

In many ways, carnivals are little more than illusions, brightly lit dreams bathed in summer sun. The trucks roll into town on a Thursday and are gone by Sunday.
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