In the Community

Why was the chicken looking forward to heaven? Because he could finally cross the road without anyone questioning his motives.

Although I rarely turn on the TV before heading out for church on Sunday mornings, today I did. Scrolling through the usual news channels, I realized I’d already heard it all, over and over again.

I thought I would start this column with a joke about being special. The first joke I found was described as incredibly special. It said: I just made up a new word. The new word is plagiarism .

Perhaps one of the most asked questions in life is this: “What would you like?” From childhood through our teen years, from the earliest years of marriage and parenting and now, for me at least, in my senior years, it seems we’re continually either a

One of the words frequently used regarding the Estevan 2016 Saskatchewan Summer Games was legacy. There is the legacy of the improvements made to the sporting venues in the Energy City, thanks to the Games.

They could be found at every venue, sporting event and special activity during the Estevan 2016 Saskatchewan Summer Games.

The Saskatchewan Summer and Winter Games have become a big part of Stephanie Cuddington’s life. Cuddington, who hails from Bienfait but now lives in Humboldt, is the daughter of Rose Cuddington and the late Jim Cuddington.

In the 26-year history of the Souris Valley (SV) Theatre, there likely hasn’t been a production with as much local meaning as Volstead Blues.

The story is told of a blind girl who hated herself because she was blind. She hated everyone except her loving boyfriend. He was always there for her. She told her boyfriend, “If I could only see the world, I would marry you.

This week I had occasion to spend a couple of days with my best friend in the Major Trauma section of the emergency ward at our local hospital.