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The group of 11 students, teachers and chaperones from Keeseekoose Chiefs Education Centre who travelled to Rome and Athens at the end of June, was not only immersed in ancient Greek and Roman history, but members also received an up close view of si

The Yorkton Co-op, which operates a grocery store and a convenience store in Kamsack, has donated $5,100 towards a new CT Scan for the regional hospital in Yorkton.

A major landscaping project has occupied staff and residents of Eaglestone Lodge during the past month.

With the tables full, music to entertain and free coffee with cake and ice cream, the community of Pelly celebrated Canada鈥檚 birthday on July 1. The event took place at the Happy Hearts Centre followed by fi reworks at the Pelly sports grounds.

Science-crazy kids don鈥檛 have to worry about being bored this summer. The Royal Saskatchewan Museum (RSM) has coordinated an array of activities for active, curious, young people.

The final graduating class at the Fort Livingstone School in Pelly was bid farewell during a ceremony on June 26. The graduation exercises honouring the graduates took place in the school gymnasium at 7 p.m.

Celebrate the power of imagination at the Preeceville Public Library this summer with the TD Summer Reading Club.

A Kamsack couple is opening a 24-hour, allpurpose fitness centre on August 8.

Once again district residents and visitors will be able to spend an evening rocking to the classic tunes of the 1980s while raising money for the Duck Mountain Ski Hill.

The artist who is constructing the Legacy Wall sculpture for the Assiniboine Valley Medical Clinic in Kamsack is one of the artists included in the Saskatchewan Craft Council鈥檚 (SCC) 40th Anniversary Show and Sale being held at the SCC Affinity Galle