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Today, at plus 24C, it seems like spring finally arrived. The green thumbs must be in their glory. A bit of rain last night, warm weather today, ah! What more could a person ask for? In my case, someone else to do the yard work.

The Preeceville Recreation board once again arranged for a field west of Preeceville to be used as fundraiser crop. The 70 acres was seeded to wheat, with the funds from the harvest going towards the bike and skate park committee.

The Canora and Sturgis RCMP detachment invited the Sturgis community and surrounding area communities to a town-wide meeting held at the Sturgis Community Hall on May 16.

Richard Krauss of Preeceville was recently acknowledged for his hard work, dedication and passion as a veterinarian for 50 years.

Scott Moe has lost the carbon tax fight, although this may be a temporary setback as the Saskatchewan Premier suggests.

I watched an interesting video the other day on Facebook. It was one of Canada鈥檚 new maritime helicopters, a Lockheed Martin (formerly Sikorsky) CH-148 Cyclone.

Three junior badminton players who represented the Sturgis Composite School all brought home bronze medals from district play in Yorkton on May 7.

Preeceville Nursery School has had another wonderful year, stated Leslea Hanson, school representative. Eight students will be completing the four-year-old program at the end of this month.

The Preeceville Hospital Auxiliary celebrated its 80th year with its annual May tea and bake sale, as well as a special cake at the Preeceville Club 60 on May 11.

In December 2017, the federal and provincial governments agreed that provinces would receive 75 per cent of the cannabis excise tax revenues instead of a fifty-fifty split. These additional dollars were to support municipalities.