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Arson ruled out as cause of LeRoy fire

Investigators are fairly certain the fire that scorched through the LeRoy Memorial Arena was not arson.

Pedestrian struck and killed

A 78-year-old woman died after being struck by a vehicle Friday morning in Humboldt. Emergency services were called to the intersection of Highway 5 and 9th Street at approximately 9:45 a.m.
Tax notices have glitch

Tax notices have glitch

Battleford's tax notices have gone out, but there may be some that contain incorrect information.

New feature for local parks

Glenn Hall Park is well on its way to receiving an attractive - and much needed - addition.At their regular meeting May 13, council received two requests for the usage of sea cans within the community service (CS) zones.
Special meeting a short one

Special meeting a short one

If you blinked, you might have missed the special meeting held by North Battleford city council Monday.
Town supports Tim Horton TFW application

Town supports Tim Horton TFW application

"That's the biggest question, when's the Tim Hortons coming? Everybody's excited about that." Those were words from Battleford's mayor, Derek Mahon, Tuesday after the regular meeting of Battleford Town Council.
Volunteerism on the verge of extinction?

Volunteerism on the verge of extinction?

It appears Blaine Lake is experiencing, like many other rural communities, a lack of volunteerism within the community, or maybe it's called a lack of volunteer enthusiasm.
Mothers honoured at champagne event

Mothers honoured at champagne event

Although many mothers are appreciated daily, there is one day in May set aside for official recognition. One hundred individuals enjoyed a Mother's Day champagne brunch held at the Blaine Lake Seniors' Centre May 12.
Fort to host Living History Day

Fort to host Living History Day

Visitors are invited to experience Fort Battleford National Historic Site. Parks Canada staff will be on site to greet visitors and share information about what the site has to offer.
Town to buy Sherman camera equipment

Town to buy Sherman camera equipment

Four options. For $10,000 the Town of Battleford can become the owner of the camera equipment it needs to check out the sewer mains under the streets affected by its ongoing asphalt program.
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