Small town papers serve communities
The news recently of the closure of two newspapers in northern Saskatchewan sent a wave of shock and then a wave of nostalgia through...
Piller, Raymond
PILLER – Raymond Charles Piller was born April 15, 1937 to Jacob and Katherine (nee Wolfe) Piller. He was born and raised on the...
Benefit cabaret for homeless Langs
When Mike and Leni Lang lost their home to fire at Crooked Lake on Aug. 2, it didn’t take long for folks in the...
Diving a safer sport than most think
Learning to dive might seem death-defying to some people, but instructor Sydney Hesselberg says there isn’t a lot of danger involved.
“It’s safe. That’s the...
Coaches and players have their say on WMBL season
The Melville Millionaires of the Western Major Baseball League didn’t have a banner season, finishing outside the post-season party thanks to a seven-game losing...
Sies ready for next golf challenge
Chloe Sies is calling her first national golf event a learning experience.
“The first day went really well,” explained father and coach Chad Sies on...
CTF “15 for 2015” election wish list
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) has released its top 15 policy wish list for the 2015 federal election.
“We believe these policies — some small,...
Students answer bell for Macdonald School reunion
Macdonald School in Stockholm was the scene of a 50-year reunion on Aug. 1 with a good portion of former students in attendance to...
Yorkton field day heavy on research projects
Growing season has been rough due to lack of rain, but things are looking up in Yorkton.
The third annual Parkland College/East Central Research Foundation...
WMBL Mils lose seven straight, miss playoffs
The Melville Millionaires had seven chances, but couldn’t secure a WMBL playoff spot.
A banged up and bruised Mils squad lost their last seven games...













