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Travellers heading to their summer destinations are reminded they can use the weekly provincial highway construction update to help plan their journeys.

Marysburg Royals end week with two wins at home

The week didn't start off too well for the Marysburg Royals, but they made up for it when they got to home turf on Sunday. The senior baseball team from Marysburg played the Stallions in Saskatoon on Wednesday.
Waterproofing the courthouse basement

Waterproofing the courthouse basement

There's been a lot of digging and a lot of dirt piled up around the Humboldt Court House this summer, where there was once flowers and grass. But don't worry - it will be back to normal next summer, and court is going on as scheduled.
Meth lab raided

Meth lab raided

RCMP have raided what they describe as a clandestine methamphetamine production operation in Medstead.
Humboldt Soup Kitchen turns one

Humboldt Soup Kitchen turns one

Over a thousand meals in one year. It's been a heck of a first year of operations for the Humboldt Soup Kitchen, which turned one on July 8. In just that single year of operation, they have served 1,102 meals on Thursday nights to people in need.

Search results in drug charges

Humboldt pair charged with trafficking in marijuana
Humboldt native proves football isn't just for men

Humboldt native proves football isn't just for men

It is not a sport many women play. Humboldt native Carla Leonew has been playing football with the Saskatoon Valkyries, a women's football team this past season.

New stadium confirmed for Regina

Get ready for a new stadium for the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
B'ford sees spike in crime

B'ford sees spike in crime

The RCMP were at Battleford town council Monday, providing an update on second-quarter crime statistics that was far from encouraging compared to last year's numbers.
Second wicked storm blows through area

Second wicked storm blows through area

The skies went dark; there was thunder, lightning and some wind. But then it all went away. At least, around Humboldt. Rain and wind started to pelt the city at about 4 p.m.
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