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Teams from Preeceville, Sturgis, Kamsack and Norquay battled for the opportunity to advance to districts in Yorkton in senior pre-district badminton play on April 19. Preeceville School hosted the event with players in singles and doubles facing off.

The Crossroads Credit Union hosted an annual informational banquet meeting at the Sturgis Community Hall on April 18. The meeting was one of three, with the others being held in Margo on April 19 and in Canora on April 20.

Members of the Sturgis Archery Club participated in the Junior Olympic Program indoor provincial meet in Prince Albert on April 15 and 16.

Several local hockey players participated in the Bantam SaskFirst Tournament during the weekend in Regina.

At the 94 th annual convention of the Saskatchewan State Council of the Knights of Columbus in Saskatoon on April 8 to 10, there was a call to return to the basics of the Columbian Order; a call for Knights to hold fast to the Catholic principles aro

The main objective of the SSFA (Saskatchewan Senior Fitness Association) 55-plus games is to promote active living, wellness and participation of adults 55 years of age and older.

Sturgis Elementary School students were presented awards for their winning entries in the Legion鈥檚 Remembrance Day poster and poem contest on April 12.

Preeceville and area volunteers were acknowledged for their dedication to volunteering at a special tea held on April 12. "This day is special as we honour our many volunteers in Preeceville," said Elaine Simpson.

The second annual Preeceville Spring Expo trade show welcomed 72 vendors and many eager shoppers hoping for a glimpse at what is new for the season.