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After running through an 8.5-kilometre trail that went through woods and rolling hills, Taryn Heidecker had only one thought on his mind. “Thank goodness we’re done. It was hot the last three kilometres.

Those looking for something to do in Tisdale will have a one-stop place to chat to the town’s community’s recreational organizations. The town’s community-wide registration night will be held Sept. 6 at the Tisdale RECplex.

Out on a 5.46 acre lot just outside of Nipawin, a dream of having a large multi-genre music festival is taking shape.

To celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday, the Melfort and District Museum reached back to the founding of their city. Melfort 1884 was celebrated on the museum grounds Aug. 26.

Being part of Communities in Bloom is more than just flowers for Melfort. Peggy George with the Melfort Communities in Bloom said that civic pride and community involvement is something judges noticed during their visit on Aug. 3.

From the Tisdale Recorder Files: Aug. 27, 1997

It was a dark time for the Tisdale Motor Speedway, as it was their first-ever night race. Bright lights from Tisdale Rentals, placed on stands from Chupa Excavating, illuminated the track for the Aug. 19 race.

An effort to improve the crosswalk that goes over the highway that runs through the middle of Carrot River is seeing progress.

After a long hockey season, the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League’s Nipawin Hawks got the opportunity to enjoy the summer as they turned their attention to the start of the new hockey season.

It was a chance to fill your stomach, learn about hoop dancing and re-live the old tradition of cruising down the street. Carrot River’s third annual Flavours of the Outback was held at that community’s town square Aug. 18.