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Update: Clarke Euler has been found. Nipawin RCMP are asking for help to locate 88-year-old Clarke Euler . The Nipawin resident last seen at his home leaving in his truck on Jan. 18 and has not been seen since.

Two Melfort Mustangs players have committed to post-secondary schools. Loch Morrison will be going to Nova Scotia’s Acadia University, while Evan Plotnik will be going to Massachusetts’ American International College.

From animal abuse and its connection to domestic violence to human trafficking, the Breaking Barriers Conference aimed to increase understanding of interpersonal violence.

RM of Torch River citizens have elected a reeve and two councillors after a string of resignations sparked the need for a byelection. Elected as reeve in the Jan. 17 byelection was Jerry Kindrat , with 189 votes.

Susan Campbell was going into Tisdale from Bjorkdale through the way that passes the Tisdale Middle & Secondary School football field and saw what she thought was a 3-D target of a bull. Then it moved.

Knowing they’ll have to spend more on waste disposal and receive less from the province, Nipawin’s council has begun work on a budget. Council spent two long meetings Jan. 10 and 15, examining every line item for extra revenues or potential savings.

The City of Melfort will have to give back almost $51,000 in taxes to a property owner for 2017 due to a successful appeal on their property assessment. The province’s Board of Revision made the decision.

It’s every child’s dream: an 11-foot-tall, multi-room snow fort. Karl Mehler of Crooked River spent 120 hours over the months of November and December to build the massive snow fortress in front of his parents’ home.

Hawks do just enough to beat Millionaires It was not easy but the Nipawin Hawks extended their point streak to 20 straight games with a 2-1 win over the Melville Millionaires in Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League action from Melville on Jan. 12.

Mustangs score four in third to beat Ice Wolves A dominating third period served as the difference for the Melfort Mustangs who picked up a 6-2 win over the La Ronge Ice Wolves in Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League action from La Ronge.