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A junior badminton tournament, co-hosted by Preeceville and Sturgis schools involved eight teams from across the region to participate on April 7.

Column by Brian Zinchuk

The Sturgis Station House museum is gearing up for another successful season which begins May 20. Many changes will greet regular patrons. The biggest change will be the addition of the Brookeview one-room school.

The Preeceville Harvard 606 air cadet marksmanship team earned a spot at provincials after it placed first at the zone competition held in Yorkton on February 20.

Children and their parents are encouraged interact more with their children through the Come Grow With Me initiative at the Family Resource Centre. The program encourages parents and children to have more quality time together.

Elected April 4, the whirlwind of activity began for Terry Dennis. A couple of days later, he was in Regina for his first caucus meeting as one of the 51 newly elected Saskatchewan Party MLAs.

The Preeceville Pats minor hockey teams concluded the season with three teams, the midgets, peewees and atoms, bringing home their league banners. The midgets won the B-side banner in front of a home crowd on March 20.

The Preeceville Club 60 hosted a one-day shuffleboard tournament with 13 teams entered on March 21. There were 10 local teams entered along with three out-of-town teams.

A group of seniors were all smiles March 18 when they received certificates at the conclusion of a computer training course delivered at Parkland College in Yorkton, according to a release from the College.

Last week, Parkland College announced that a number of area students are among the 68 to share in more than $75,000 worth of the internal spring scholarships.