Melville Advance News

Good Spirit School Division’s greatest challenge remains providing quality education services with reduced government funding, says the GSSD’s new chair. Bob Simpson, who was elected...

After finding out about not one but two manufacturing problems with the chiller at the Horizon Credit Union Centre (HSUC), a new one has...

As Yorkton-Melville MP Cathay Wagantall knocks on doors throughout the riding, there’s a recurring theme expressed by voters that high taxes and the increasing...

Saskatchewan’s new trespassing law has many local hunters adopting a “wait and see” attitude before they pass final judgement on the legislation, says the...

Melville’s Railway Museum held a 100th birthday party Sunday, Aug. 18. And the celebrant in this case has led an adventuresome life. She’s originally...

When Tom Matt accompanied his dad to the Lestock Massey-Ferguson dealership where the elder Matt bought his first new tractor, Tom probably would have...

Canadian First Nation Members By Lin Orosz Grasslands News A Provincial Court decision that all First Nations members in Canada can hunt in Saskatchewan without licences...

Melville’s government-owned Provincial Building is on the sales block. The two storey building, covering nearly 19,000 square feet and sitting on .96 acres on Second...

New business offers solar power options The new solar power outlet, Thunder Clean Energy has opened its doors in Melville. With the number of farmers...

A few years ago, a project led by Andrew Fahlman, Director of Public Works and Planning Services, was in action to find problems within...