Staff shortage plagues town; new hires coming
The Town of Whitewood is trying to deal with a staff shortage as a result of injured workers and at last week’s council meeting,...
El Salvador visitor killed in rollover
A woman visiting Saskatchewan from Central America died in a single vehicle rollover near Grenfell last weekend that also resulted in three other people...
The toothpick is mightier than the knife
They say the pen is mightier than the sword. Well, I would like to institute a new saying. And that is that the toothpick...
Lost key means no access to mail at post office
Dear Editor:
I have a feeling most people in town can relate to – frustration with the local post office. I had misplaced my post...
Orioles’ provincial dream title comes to abrupt end
The Whitewood Orioles’ dream of capturing a provincial D title came to an abrupt end last weekend when the local senior hockey team found...
Whitewood hosts district High school curling
The Whitewood Community Centre was the location of the high school senior district curling on February 8 and 9 when teams from throughout the...
Farming has become big business
How prosperous Saskatchewan agriculture has become is evident in a couple of recent developments.
The first comes in the less-than-pleasing news from Agriculture Minister Lyle...
Above normal runoff expected for Qu’Appelle Valley area
There is a risk for potential flooding throughout areas of southern Saskatchewan this spring as a result of higher than normal snowfall this winter.
Last...
Not too late to do the right thing
Dear Editor:
A few days ago, some newspapers in Saskatchewan displayed the following headline. “In future liquor stores will be private.” It follows that the...
Trades make Jays a contender
Toronto Blue Jays definitely won the winter, but winning the spring, summer and fall will be a little tougher.
The perennial also-rans in the powerful...







