Whitewood council presented with positive info
The first council meeting for the month of June was held on June 15 with all council members present. Reports given presented some positive...
Fort mayor not seeking re-election
Jerry Whiting
Jerry Whiting won’t seek a second term as Mayor of Fort Qu’Appelle.In an interview with Grasslands News the mayor confirmed widespread speculation that...
Sitting Bull the centrepiece of new Fort Museum display
A replica of Sitting Bull’s 44-40 Model 74 Winchester that was manufactured to commemorate the 1876 centennial of the Battle of the Little Bighorn...
Mom with cancer spends dream summer on Echo lake
An idyllic summer for Lisa Korchinski, husband Kim, and their daughter, Valley, at a cottage on Echo Lake has come to an end.
Korchinski was...
Seniors provide strength in a small town
If you spend a bit of time talking to some of the 50-plus people that call Fort Qu’Appelle home, you will quickly notice that...
Farmer’s Market sees one of most successful years
Estimated to have brought $750,000 into Fort Qu’Appelle economy
The Fort Qu’Appelle Farmer’s Market shuts down after this weekend following one of its most successful...
Prairie Co-op reports record year for sales
It was a record year for Prairie Co-op this past year with the co-operative surpassing their previous sales record by nearly $2.5 million. That...
MNP audit finds no fraud, leaves questions
The Myers Norris Penny audit of the sale of 50 parcels of land around and including the old Indian hospital property in Fort Qu’Appelle...
Love Our Lakes water festival makes a splash
With four lakes in one valley, it’s easy to love our lakes, especially during the water festival in Fort Qu’Appelle.
The festival brought out hundreds...
Sea Cadets compete in Saskatoon
Sixteen Sea Cadets from Fort Qu’Appelle joined more than 100 other sea cadets from across Saskatchewan recently to take part in the Seamanship Inter-Divisional...