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The Preeceville Volunteer Fire Department plays a crucial role in the local community and recently have added another welcome contribution of bringing birthday cheer to children 12 years of age and under.

The effects of COVID-19 have been felt all over the world, with businesses in Preeceville and the surrounding area feeling the repercussions.

Braden Mclean of Preeceville joined the Canadian Armed Forces and began his career in aviation as an air weapons technician. He was previously stationed at Borden until he was sent home due to COVID-19.

The Town of Sturgis is following the provincial guidelines with restrictions when dealing with COVID-19 virus, stated Aileen Lubiniecki, emergency measures officer.

鈥淭hrough the news, we have witnessed the COVID-19 virus run rampant in other countries,鈥� stated Cliff Prestie, Town of Preeceville Emergency Measures Officer.

The Preeceville and District Lions Club acknowledged its 60 years of providing service to the Town of Preeceville, local area and national charities.

The Preeceville Hospital Auxiliary continues to improve lives with the recent donation of an automated external defibrillator (AED) to the Preeceville and District Health Centre.

The Town of Preeceville mayor and councillors released a letter to its residents addressing the COVID-19 epidemic on March 16. Effective March 16 due to concerns over COVID-19 the Town of Preeceville will be taking precautionary measures.

Inspired by his daughter, Naden Parkin released his first children鈥檚 book The Girl Who Was Brave Enough. Parkin grew up and attended school in Preeceville.

Over the past week, the hysteria over COVID-19, the novel coronavirus, hit a tipping point with the World Health Organization declaring it a pandemic, stated the University of Regina website.