Local News

A report of a large plume of smoke and debris falling from the sky in the vicinity of Delmas Friday morning proved to be a false alarm.

Budget deliberations are not expected to happen at North Battleford City Hall until the new year. The deliberations were supposed to begin earlier this month, but the department of finance was set back due to a crash of the City's server Oct. 31.

Bill Hall may or may not be a familiar face to Battlefords residents. But regardless of whether you know him, almost everyone in the Battlefords should be familiar with his work.

The fall sitting of the legislature proved productive for the government, according to Battlefords MLA Herb Cox.

The Habitat for Humanity Project in Humboldt got financial and volunteer boosts last week thanks to local companies, but are expecting to need more volunteers in the upcoming weeks. The duplex is beginning to look very much like two homes.

The BTC Field House will not be ready in time for the planned New Year's Eve Centennial celebrations.

Thirteen was definitely a lucky year for the Humboldt Festival of Wreaths.

It is a great opportunity for Humboldt to have its voice heard. Mayor Malcolm Eaton of Humboldt was voted in as the chair of the City Mayors' Caucus, a branch of the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA).

The pigeons can start packing their bags, because the Pigeon Hotel behind the Scotiabank on 11th Avenue is going to be closed for good.

"If it grows in you, you look after it." These are Therese Elias's words to describe motherhood. The North Battleford resident has given birth to five children, two of whom were diagnosed with autism.