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Liz Jacobsen

Liz Jacobsen

Liz Jacobsen has been working for the Preeceville Progress for 20 plus years. She grew up on the family farm in Okla, Saskatchewan. She moved to Preeceville in 1990 where she worked numerous odd jobs before beginning reporting news and writing stories in 2000. She is married with two grown daughters and has four grandsons.

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Recent Work by Liz

Story walk promotes reading outside

Story walk promotes reading outside

Children in the Preeceville area are having some outdoor fun, looking for stories in a story walk setting.
Preeceville Kindergarten Class of 2025

Preeceville Kindergarten Class of 2025

 The Preeceville School honored its youngest students, the kindergarten class surrounded by family and friends.
Gymhkana events capture the heart sole of both horse and rider

Gymhkana events capture the heart sole of both horse and rider

 The Etoimamie Valley Riders Club hosted a gymkhana set of events that were held during the Sturgis Sports Day.
Etter's Beach on Last Mountain Lake sees high levels of E. coli

Etter's Beach on Last Mountain Lake sees high levels of E. coli

Elevated E. coli levels found at a Saskatchewan beach have led to a warning from health officials.
Ball tournament featured five teams stepping up to the plate

Ball tournament featured five teams stepping up to the plate

 The Preeceville Senior Pats Hockey team hosted their second Annual Slo Pitch Tournament that featured fireworks and a cabaret
Bird banding project to be featured at July event in Preeceville

Bird banding project to be featured at July event in Preeceville

A July 20 talk in Preeceville will highlight bird banding data and plans to expand monitoring with new Motus wildlife tracking tech.
Preeceville hosts first Sunday Funday with golf and prizes

Preeceville hosts first Sunday Funday with golf and prizes

Golfers teed off at the first Annual Sunday Funday at Annie Laurie Meadows with a longest drive contest, barbecue and local prizes.
Canola cabbage seedpod weevils infestation reported in Foam Lake

Canola cabbage seedpod weevils infestation reported in Foam Lake

A bug new for the region has the potential to wipe out entire canola crops in the Foam Lake area, experts say.
The Regional Park Pass Lending Program is back in 2025

The Regional Park Pass Lending Program is back in 2025

Seven-day pass enables campers a free entry into regional parks across Saskatchewan.
Canada Day beach bash draws crowd to Lady Lake Regional Park

Canada Day beach bash draws crowd to Lady Lake Regional Park

Local vendors, food and family fun highlighted the Canada Day celebration at Lady Lake, a quiet getaway near Preeceville.
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