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Curling season kicked off at the Preeceville Curling Rink with 12 teams registered in the four-on-four curling and 24 registered in the two-on-two curling. The season began November 8.

The Family Resource Centre, which has been serving children, youth, families and communities in the area for 20 years, is celebrating its anniversary with a coffee and goodies afternoon at both the public libraries in Sturgis on November 22 and Preec

"What great weather we are having for November," said Blake Zagrodney, Kelvingotn 4-H Beef Club reporter. The Kelvington 4-H Beef Club held its second meeting on November 6 at the Kelvington High School.

Last week鈥檚 federal election may finally bring an end to Canadians looking down their noses at the massive flaws of American鈥檚 electoral system. In fairness, there are big problems with a disengaged United States electorate.

Just recently my husband and I returned from a 15-day cruise on the Danube and Rhine rivers. It was a wonderful, highly-anticipated trip that was filled with many wonderful sights and experiences.

Well, I guess I get to eat some crow for breakfast this morning. Just a few hours ago, around 2 a.m. Saskatchewan time, Donald Trump was declared winner of the United States presidential election.

Inadequacies in the Canadian rail sector have plagued western grain producers in the last few years.

Residents from across the area paused on November 11 to remember the fallen soldiers and other war veterans. The annual Royal Canadian Legion Remembrance Day service at the Preeceville Legion Hall was led by Jim Ward, Preeceville Legion member.

Students, staff and invited guests assembled for the Preeceville School's annual Remembrance Day service on November 10. "The annual service pays tribute to soldiers who fought for our freedom," said Sarah DeRuiter, a teacher.

Nettie Auramenko celebrated her 100th birthday accompanied by family and friends on October 22 when a five-generation photograph was taken during a party at the Sturgis Read Club.