Parkland Review - Archive

TISDALE — The Tisdale Minor Ball Association is hitting the diamond for what it believes will be another successful season. As of last week, 210 players are registered for baseball and softball. This is up eight from 202 players in 2017.

From the Tisdale Recorder files, May 17, 1978

KINISTIN SAULTEAUX NATION — A language festival at the Kinistin Saulteaux Nation’s Nibwakawigamig School was a chance to share Nakawē language and culture to others from surrounding schools.

TISDALE — When the Doghide Gallery opened its doors last Friday evening, the place was immediately filled. Each year, the Tisdale Visual Arts Club, in collaboration with the gallery, offers member artists the opportunity to exhibit their new work.

Gearing up to host the 2019 Telus Cup West Regionals, the Tisdale Trojans have signed nine recruits for next season.

Nipawin and Humboldt have become closer ever since the collision at the Armley corner

TISDALE — Recycling pick-up in Tisdale will increase in frequency from once per month to every two weeks.

NIPAWIN — A Prince Albert bull rider was the winner of the Professional Bull Riders in Nipawin. In his first PBR event on Canadian soil May 11, Tanner Byrne earned a total of 169.5 points. He got 83 with the first ride and 86.5 with the second.

TISDALE — A public barbeque in the Tisdale Town Square will be held to thank the first responders that attended the collision at the Armley corner. The premier will be one of many people at the event. The event will be held May 19 from 11:30 a.m.

MELFORT — The City of Melfort is looking for public input for a plan that will guide its development for decades to come.