Yorkton News Review - Archive

Information is one of those things that we need in order to understand what's going on. If, for example, work starts happening around our homes, we would like to know exactly what's going on as soon as possible. There are a few good reasons for this.

The Saskatchewan Easter Seals Drop Zone - which is coordinated and hosted by the Regina Branch of the Saskatchewan Abilities Council - was held in Regina recently.

There's been another bank robbery in the area and local RCMP would like your help in solving the crime. Members of the Yorkton RCMP received a call last Friday afternoon at approximately 3:33 p.m.

The Yorkton Regional High School (YRHS) Raider Gridders hosted the Johnson Wildcats at Kinsmen Century Field Friday. Unfortunately for the Raiders, the Wildcats proved to be a bit more than they could handle as F.W. Johnson shutout the Raiders 18-0.

Have you ever had the misfortune of tasting gravy that was bland, watery, or as starchy as dragging your tongue across a pile of raw flour.

It's a topic that often goes undiscussed and also underfunded but not this time. Last week Canada Post presented a substantial donation for mental health and all of the dollars will stay in Yorkton.

It may be the way of the times but if you ask me there's no replacement for the good 'ole outdoors and one-on-one times with childhood friends.

The Christ the Teacher School Division hosted the elementary schools cross country race meet at Sacred Heart High School recently.

The Good Spirit School Division (GSSD) hosted the annual cross country race meet at Deer Park Municipal Golf Course last week. Meet coordinator Pat Holtkamp reports that 600 runners, a record high number, registered for the race meet this year.

Don Chesney's back. As general manager of the Yorkton Terrier Hockey Club, 'the Chez' is once again directing the team's fortunes, albeit in a different capacity. The Terriers have a lot of new, young players this year.