Yorkton News Review - Archive

He might be 70 but there's no slowing down Armin Kluge.

Here we are once again at the start of another school year. Packing kids lunches is a chore for many, and sometimes one can lose sight of nutritional value due to heavily marketed convenience foods.

There's been another robbery in the area and local RCMP are on the look out for the suspect. They are also seeking the assistance of the public. Last Thursday afternoon at approximately 3 p.m.

Sometimes a story comes along that doesn't involve a major victory, achievement or contains some earth shattering information. It's just a 'feel good' feature about someone living life on his (or her) own terms.

The Yorkton Minor Football (YMF) Atom Gridders played their home season opener at Kinsmen Century Field against the visiting Regina Lions. The Lions claimed a 15-0 shutout win over the Atom Gridders.

The Yorkton Minor Football (YMF) Peewee Gridders suffered their second setback of the season as they fell 40-0 to the visiting Regina Mustangs in their home opener at Kinsmen Century Field Saturday afternoon.

He's so moved by what he has witnessed, he's made it his mission to bring about change.

To the Editor: Arguably completing a paradigm shift already underway, the Second World War established the United States as a hegemonic power, an empire at the center of a political and economic system that would come to envelop much of the world.

The results of last Friday's harness races at the Cornerstone Raceway were: Race 1 - 1) Iza Bin Freezin, trained and driven by E. Tracey, owned by Betty L. Tracey of Leduc, Alta. 2) I'm A Wildcat, trained and driven by T.

Harley Davidson of Yorkton hosted the annual Test Our Metal demo ride at the dealership recently. The event allowed enthusiasts to test ride the latest Harley Davidson motorcycles the company has to offer.