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It was an exciting but busy process, and one that took many months. For Humboldt鈥檚 Tadoma it is one that can be traced back more than a year.

Living Stone, a contemporary Christian band now based in Nevada, is coming to the Northwest in July. The group began in the Twin Cities Minnesota area in 1997.

Heritage Christian School is hosting a concert Tuesday, July 24 at Living Faith Chapel featuring the Petersens from Branson, Mo. and Canada鈥檚 Double Portion. The concert at 7 p.m.

The Humboldt and District Museum and Gallery celebrated their newest exhibit with a reception for Looking Back, Looking Out, Looking In on July 5.

The Humboldt and District Museum staff is taking a hard look at their museum.

Twelve young musicians took to the stage at the Living Skies Teen Vocal Showcase sponsored by SaskMusic and held in Humboldt on June 24.

Saskatchewan country musician, Chris Henderson, has always tried to wave the Saskatchewan flag. That was the goal for his recent Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils (OSAC) 2017-2018 concert series tour.

Graham Dyck may not be a long standing member of the Humboldt community, but the newly minted Humboldtonian had the chance to represent Humboldt in a small way, when he travelled to Alberta to play some benefit concerts.

The crafting tradition continues at the St. Peter鈥檚 Abbey with the Saskatchewan Stitches Conference returning for its sixteenth year hosted by Haus of Stitches.

Return to the Battlefords June 21