Humboldt Journal

Two new exhibits are on at the Humboldt and District Museum. One exhibit tackles uncomfortable social issues, and the other represents endurance, change and hope.

Nipawin council approved the $335,000 tender for the new multi-sport court to be located in Central Park.

"Every brilliant thing," is a comedic performance about depression that's on tour and will be in Humboldt on April 17.

The application deadline is May 20.

Road construction and improvement projects include $1.505,600 in capital infrastructure.

Dr. Yemi and Foluke Laosebikan received the citizen of the year award and Baylee Turner was honoured with the junior citizen of the year award.

This was the third year the Porcupine Plain boy's senior basketball team made it to the final at HOOPLA. This year, they came home with gold.

Reconciliation committees from Tisdale, Nipawin and Melfort are bringing in a viewing of Custodians - A story of Ancient Echoes to Melfort.

On Feb. 18 at approximately 9:05 a.m., Nipawin RCMP received a report of a break and enter at the post office in Codette.

Applications open for Adam Herold Hockey and Leadership Development Program.