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The committee members involved in the scheduling, organizing and preparation for the annual Preeceville and District Mushers鈥� Rendezvous have had a busy few months leading up to the event.

The annual Preeceville Children鈥檚 Winter Festival will be held at the Preeceville Arena grounds on January 30, which will be run in conjunction with the Mushers鈥� Rendezvous.

The Kelvington 4-H Beef Club has already had a busy start to the 2015-2016 4-H year. 鈥淭o kick the year off, we cooked and served hamburgers at Maple Farm Equipment in Preeceville on July 16 for a combine clinic,鈥� said Crystal Elmy.

The St. Patrick鈥檚 Roman Catholic women never imagined that when they first took on the challenge of creating little dresses for girls on the other side of the world that it would blossom to astronomical proportions.

Exchanging a valentine last week in preparation for St. Valentine鈥檚 Day on Sunday were two of the students in Kelly Lambert鈥檚 Kindergarten A class at the Victoria School in Kamsack: Seth Symak and Isabella Kulak.

On the third day of their six-day tour of Saskatchewan, the Prairie Women on Snowmobiles (PWOS) were in Preeceville, Norquay and Canora, where at each stop they were presented with donations for their main cause, which is to find a cure for breast ca

Parkland College is proud to be named one of Saskatchewan鈥檚 Top Employers for 2016, said a release from Brendan Wagner, communications officer for the College.

That seemingly derelict car that spends the winters parked on the ice of a dugout just off highway No. 8 about 10 miles south of Kamsack is, for a third consecutive winter, the centre of much hype and enthusiasm.

Remember all the fun everyone has at the annual KCI Fun Night, just prior to Halloween? That鈥檚 when the high school students stage a carnival for elementary students and their parents while raising money for the senior class鈥檚 upcoming graduation.

At the January 27 meeting of the Sunrise Regional Health Authority, Lawrence Chomos, the board chair, reported on activities for the previous month which included a January 15 meeting with Senator Ted Quewezance of Federation of Saskatchewan Indian N