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Jacob Miller

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Hometown Christmas draws large crowds to Melville for shopping

The stores in Melville were bustling with shoppers as the Melville and District Chamber of Commerce hosted their annual Hometown Christmas Event last Friday,...

Price of certain city owned lots reduced for next six months

Lots sold by the City of Melville are now on sale after City Council approved a price reduction. As of Dec. 1, Toronto Street lots...

Street to be renamed after Streelasky

Former Mayor of Melville Walter Streelasky will be honoured with a street named after him in 2026. King Street from 10th Avenue to 12 Avenue...

Prairie Co-op raises over $10,000 worth of food for food banks

Prairie Co-op in Melville and Fort Qu’Appelle hosted their annual Cram a Cruiser event to help collect food for local food banks in their...

Melville BMO branch set to close June 2026

Melville customers of BMO will soon have to travel to Yorkton if they will want to bank in person. BMO corporate has announced that...

City applies to Green Municipal Fund for sidewalk

The City of Melville is looking to build a new sidewalk and is targeting federal funding to get it done. City Council approved the application...

Respects paid during Melville Remembrance Day Service

The residents of Melville remembered those who have served and died in war this past Tuesday. The Robert G. Combe VC Branch 61 Royal Canadian...

Proposed annexation faces heavy opposition

People crowded the halls of Melville City Hall as City Council heard the concerns of those opposed to the city annexation of land in...

Wastewater treatment system expansion complete

The City of Melville has officially completed their long-awaited Wastewater Treatment System Expansion. A ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the completion took place on Oct....

Melville Model Train Show entertains large crowds

The fourth annual Melville Model Train Show again entertained young and old alike this past weekend at the CN Community Centre where it was...

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