Fort Knox swept out of PJHL playoffs
By Grasslands News
The Fort Knox kept its first two games with the Regina Capitals close but fell hard in the next two, as they...
‘I’m not a victim, but a survivor of sexual assault’
Zach Miller speaks for first time
in public about abduction
By Jason G. Antonio
Grasslands News
Zachary Miller received a standing ovation as he walked onto the...
Thunder end season winless, Knox lose a pair
The regular season has mercifully come to an end for the Ochapowace Thunder of the Prairie Junior Hockey League.
The Thunder lost its last game...
Knox hold on to fourth
Grasslands News
The Fort Knox lost their Jan. 30 game 3-0 against the Saskatoon Quakers. There are only two games left in the season, Feb....
Sea Cadets take honours at Seamanship Competition
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Fort Qu’Appelle Sea Cadets helped guide their respective teams to first and second place at the annual Seamanship Interdivisional Competition held in Regina Jan....
Knox keep rolling along while Thunder fails to strike
The Fort Knox stayed in a tie for third in the Prairie Junior Hockey League’s South Division while the Ochapowace Thunder’s losing streak hit...
PC’s Swenson running in Last Mountain-Touchwood
By Jason G. Antonio
Grasslands News
Rick Swenson, the leader of the PC Party of Saskatchewan, has decided to seek election in Last Mountain-Touchwood.
The constituency...
Knox move into third with hat trick of wins
The Prairie Junior Hockey League’s Fort Knox are heating up at the right time of the season.
The Knox played three games last week...
File Hills Police appoints new special constable
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Chief of Police Len Busch recently welcomed James Stagg to the File Hills First Nations Police Service as a new special constable.
Stagg comes...
Winless weekend for Knox
By Grasslands News
It was a tough weekend for the Fort Knox, losing both their games.
On Friday night, Jan. 8 the Knox lost at...
Provincial News
Sedley family opens Household 31 stand in memory of infant son
When Alesha Durston first dreamed up Household 31, she imagined a little roadside stand where Sedley residents could grab a cinnamon bun or muffin...
