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Angelina Sorgen of Preeceville is preparing to experience a once in a life time trip when she will travel to Uganda, Africa for mission work through Touch Ministries. Sorgen is schedule to leave January 20 and arrive back on February 5.

The many Sturgis Kinsmen members are busy preparing for its 39th annual mini-miracle that will be hosted at the Sturgis Composite School on February 28.

Mischief RCMP members are investigating a mischief occurrence that happened at a land location north of Sturgis. A truck was shot through the windshield causing both the windshield and back window to be damaged.

The Preeceville and District Musher Rendezvous, scheduled for February 1 to 3, will be celebrating its 20th anniversary of dog sled races and various of events.

The Preeceville Pats IP hockey team kicked off the hockey action for the month of January with a one-day hockey tournament at the Preeceville Arena on January 5.

Rebecca Eberts, a fisheries biologist for the Preeceville area gave a presentation at the Preeceville Wildlife Club Annual General Meeting at the Preeceville Community Hall on January 5 鈥淭he presentation showed charts on why we need to work together

The Rural Municipality of Preeceville made its committee and board appointments for 2019 at the November 9, 2018 meeting of council, according to Lisa Peterson, administrator.

The Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation (SWF), Preeceville branch hosted its annual general meeting and antler measuring on January 5 at the Preeceville Community Hall. Blair Mitchell was the official antler measurer.

When farmers look back on 2018 there is little doubt one memory will linger longest, at least among prairie producers, and that will be the seemingly never-ending fall. Harvest actually started early, and thankfully so.

I was just listening to British Columbia Premier John Horgan talk on December 5 about CleanBC, his government鈥檚 climate change plan. Of particular interest was his reference to mandating zero emissions vehicles by 2040, in just 21 years.