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The editor: OK, I give up! After at least half a dozen calls to our local health clinic at the Preeceville Hospital and hearing a robo message telling me that my call cannot be 鈥渢aken at this time鈥� and that I could perhaps satisfy my need by calling

Keep your eye out this week for a shiny, stainless steel Delorean cruising the streets, especially on October 21, 2015. That鈥檚 the day Marty McFly went Back to the Future, or ahead to the future, or something like that.

Canada鈥檚 supply-managed agriculture sectors will quickly disappear now that our country has signed the TransPaci铿� c Partnership (TPP) deal.

When it comes to harvest, time is of the essence. That is particularly relevant right now when the daylight hours are getting shorter and the temperatures getting colder.

The annual Preeceville October trade show, sponsored by the Preeceville Fire Department, featured 43 booths offering all sorts of personal hygiene, artistic, weight loss, clothing and many other unique household items and gift ideas.

By Kaare Askildt ( Formerly known as the Farmer in Training ) Anywhere but here! We have all heard that phrase spoken, and for many varied reasons. As a matter of fact, I have uttered this phrase a few times myself.

The Sturgis Elementary School cross-country team and their older counterparts in the Composite High School each had a very successful season with four main meets through the season.

Noting that the Canora Hospital renovations were on track for the move to be completed October 19, the Sunrise Health Region board members discussed at their September 30 meeting the of铿乧ial opening planned for November 19.

Preeceville School runners ended their cross-country season with a district meet in Yorkton on October 10. Two runners who placed in the top 10, advanced to provincials that were held in Saskatoon on October 17.

Increasing numbers of vehicular collisions with moose and deer have provided more than enough incentive for the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation (SWF) to carry on its public safety campaign warning drivers of the dangers of hitting a moose or deer wi