Local News

The dangerous offender hearing for Michael John Duperron has been pushed back. The hearing was meant to begin May 2, but the case has now been adjourned to June 6 to accommodate expert witnesses who planned to testify.

Highways crews were out fixing a portion of Hwy. 5 eight kilometres west of Humboldt last week. The section of road was flooded last summer, built up last fall, and covered with a temporary pavement that seems to be deteriorating this spring.

For many parents, finding out their child's illness is something more than a simple case of the flu or a cold is their worst nightmare.

It's round and round we go at the intersection of Hwys 5 and 20.

When Ronn Lepage, a chartered accountant, went into early retirement in May of 2009, it wasn't because he was finished with his career path.

The Unity 2010 Western Canadian Midget Softball Championship Committee was recognized by the Rivers West District for Sport, Culture, and Recreation at their Volunteer Recognition Event in Marshall, SK, April 20.

The production of the play For the Love of Lilies The History of Honeywood was performed April 9 and 10 in the historic Shellbrook Theatre.

North Battleford city council decided on Monday night that they liked ice cream.

The first Canadian equine myofascial release 1 seminar was hosted in North Battleford April 9 and 10. The course instructor, Cathy Covell, PT came from the United States to teach the two-day seminar.

A Lloydminster man was sentenced Tuesday after pleading guilty to manslaughter following the death of his infant son. James Larose, 25, was sentenced to 5 and a half years in Battleford Queen's bench court.