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Poker tournament held in Preeceville

A Texas-Hold-em tournament was held at the Preeceville Curling rink on November 18. It attracted 26 players from across the local and surrounding areas of Preeceville, Sturgis, Canora, Kamsack, Lintlaw and Okla, said Tim Olson, organizer.
Union Duke in concert

Union Duke in concert

The Whitehawk Arts Council presented Union Duke in concert at the Preeceville Community Legion Hall on November 15.

Musher Rendezvous to celebrate 20 years

The Preeceville and District Musher Rendezvous committee held an organization meeting on November 14 with discussion surrounding various topics. The organization will be celebrating 20 years this season.

The Halloween tax lesson

By Brian Zinchuk
Invermay resident writes book detailing history of Saskatchewan Party

Invermay resident writes book detailing history of Saskatchewan Party

Gail Krawetz never thought she’d write a political history book, but that’s exactly what she’s done.

A Christmas Carol to be read by Preeceville residents dressed in period costumes

Since 1990, people across Canada have been crowding into churches and theatres to hear Charles Dickens’ timeless story read aloud over the holiday season.
Walking said good for physical and mental health

Walking said good for physical and mental health

Beginning on November 6, members of the Preeceville Walking Club have been walking for the betterment of their physical and mental health. The group plans to conclude its season at the end of April.
Sturgis school students and staff remember the fallen

Sturgis school students and staff remember the fallen

The Sturgis Composite School joined together in pausing to remember the fallen during the schools' Remembrance Day service on November 9. Brad Cameron, principal, welcomed everyone to the annual Remembrance Day Service.
Preeceville School holds Remembrance Day service

Preeceville School holds Remembrance Day service

Students, staff and invited guests assembled for the Preeceville School's annual Remembrance Day service on November 9. "The annual service pays tribute to soldiers who fought for our freedom," said Britney Vewchar, emcee.

Just a piece of paper, or is it?

By Brian Zinchuk
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