Yorkton News Review - Archive

No matter how old you are, toys can make you feel young again. The Yorkton Farm Toy and Collector's show brought together a wide variety of toys of all ages, and collectors young and old.

The route of the Yorkton West Truck Route Bypass is currently being planned, and the proposals put forward by the Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure have all had one thing in common, they currently use Queen Street as part of the alignment.

Yorkton and area residents now have access to a unique new website that offers a wide range of constantly updated local information. The new site: www.yorktoncommunity.

Their success grew out of a dream that began in Grand Prairie, Alberta and today through tireless work, perseverance and sheer talent, they're topping the charts and have gained a big following.

The problems with growth are among of the key issues for cities in the province. At the recent SUMA convention, Saskatchewan cities agreed on three main issues and communicated their needs to the province.

With numerous awards and accolades to his name, rising alternative country star Ridley Bent will be opening for Emerson Drive later this week in the city. In 2008 and 2009 Bent was nominated for more than 20 awards.

"What if someone came along and offered you the chance to 'take the road less traveled', the chance to live a dream?" Readers have that opportunity (at least in their minds) when they pick up the Trio series - a collection of fantasy novels released

They've completed their training locally and now they are set to embark on their career paths.

The annual provincial five pin youth bowling challenge was held in Regina with over 90 participants from all over Saskatchewan. Local bowler, Amanda Krochak placed third among all female competitors.

It wasn't very long ago that the assorted plastic guitar-based games were the big thing. Titles like Rock Band and Guitar Hero sold millions of copies, and in spite of a relatively high cost of entry were the Christmas gift of the moment.