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The Preeceville Co-ed Slo-pitch League is winding down for another season of great ball playing. Players began the season with high hopes but faced numerous weather- related circumstances.

鈥淚n this fast-paced world driven by social media and 24-hour news cycles, how many of us can remember what happened last week, much less 36 years ago? Yet if you ask millions of Canadians what they recall from 1980 they have one reply: Terry Fox and

I just finished reading an article by a blogger who feels that the word 鈥渟enior鈥� should be stricken from the English language because it conveys a less-than-positive image.

Thirty entries graced the streets of Lintlaw during the second annual Lintlaw mud bogs on July 1 to 3.

A bump in the night! You immediately wonder, 鈥榳ho goes there?鈥� We have all been in that situation at some point in our lives, and chances are that we never did find out who was there.

Good Spirit School Division is the latest school division to feel the impacts of the provincial government鈥檚 underfunding of education, according to a press release.

The long term care residents of the Preeceville and District Health Centre have had a busy few months with numerous activities and family visits, according to the Centre鈥檚 newsletter.

The Family Resource Centre, which serves the communities of Sturgis, Preeceville and Endeavour, is once again offering a Summer Fun Program for all children aged five to 12 years.

Sheldon Luciw of Preeceville was recognized by the Saskatchewan High School Athletics Association with the Outstanding Official award. The presentation was made during the association鈥檚 annual general meeting in Saskatoon on June 24.

Kipp Bayer from the Sturgis Composite High School was presented the Service Award for Saskatchewan High School Athletics Association. He was presented the award at the annual general meeting in Saskatoon on June 24.