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Kirsty Kindrachuk, another in an ever growing line of Waldheim, Saskatchewan products, will be heading to Briercrest College to play on the women’s volleyball team this year.

Pass the popcorn. I swear, this 2015 season for the Saskatchewan Roughriders is like a football movie. You know, like Remember the Titans, Rudy, Any Given Sunday, When The Game Stands Tall and all the rest.

The experience of trying to decipher what the public address announcers at the North Battleford Civic Centre are saying is likely to be much improved this coming hockey season.

The city of North Battleford has reached a settlement agreement with Minisapoy Café over the business’s woes due to the building deficiencies at the Battlefords Co-op Aquatic Centre.

“We may not have won many games, but we never lost a party.” The quote of the night went to former Saskatoon Outlaws manager Peter Fylyma when accepting the plaque for the team’s induction Saturday night.

The bye week in mid-August is behind them and so too, the Saskatchewan Roughriders hope, are the prior seven weeks of the season. To call the Riders’ start to this 2015 CFL season disastrous would be an understatement.

Gold in their inaugural year of 2012 and silver in 2014 in Winnipeg once again created a target on the back of the UK Royals.

Submitted Among the nominees to the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame to be inducted at a banquet and celebration this Saturday in Battleford is that of Wayne Commodore of Sherwood Park, Alta.

Kyle Kellgren, Superintendent at Jackfish Lodge Golf and Conference Centre in Cochin, Saskatchewan and President of the Canadian Golf Superintendents Association was in Toronto, Ontario from July 22 nd to 24 th to attend CGSA related events and meeti

For the first time in six years, the Lloydminster Twins are not North Saskatchewan River Baseball League champions.