North Valley High School celebrates graduation
“I have for you the same advice that was given to me: Work hard and follow your dreams. I know you’ll be successful.”
These were...
JDRF walk raises $15,000 for a cure
There are definitely monetary benefits from the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Telus Walk to Cure Diabetes held in Melville on June 5, but there...
TransGas to perform flaring near Melville
TransGas, the pipeline subsidiary of SaskEnergy, will be conducting a controlled flare of natural gas at two locations: approximately seven kilometers southwest of Melville...
Legion welcomes residents
Melville’s branch of the Royal Canadian Legion was in celebration mode on April 30, welcoming the community to join in on the fun.
“It was...
Matthews’ legion painting may be part of Canada’s 150th
Members of Melville’s legion want to send something to Ottawa to help Canada celebrate its 150th birthday and they’re getting some help from a...
Quilt show displays variety of creative skills
Melville and District Quilters Guild hosted its bi-annual show last weekend and people who have a thing for fabric were out in full force...
St. Henry’s closer to supporting a refugee family
When Tom Durham stood up in St. Henry’s Roman Catholic Church one day and mentioned that the parish should help bring in a refugee...
Councillors start 2016 budget debate March 30
By Jason G. Antonio
Advance Reporter
City council has finally set a date to discuss the 2016 budget.
The group chose Wednesday, March 30 at 6 p.m....
Ouellete places at festival with film about pets, mom
Filmmaker Dianne Ouellette’s work is always personal and one of her films was recently recognized at the Slamdance Film Festival.
The film Red is Dead...
Parkland College named one of Saskatchewan’s top employers
Parkland College has been named one of Saskatchewan’s Top Employers for 2016.
The award winners were announced in the Feb. 3 editions of the Regina...











