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For many of us Christmas brings back many fond memories of times past that speak about how we celebrate this season and with whom we celebrated.

Helping to fill the 50 Christmas food hamper baskets at the Sturgis Grace United Church on December 16, from left, were: Anna Russell, Sheila Klebeck, Therese Sandager, Edie Belesky and Miles Russell.

Kenton Hull of Preeceville has a unique talent of creating chainsaw animals and snowmen. Hull's passion for began at an early age with sketching drawings on paper.

The annual Christmas reading night was held through a live stream broadcast for this year only due to the COVID-19 regulations.

Some people say if you walk down main street in Sturgis during the night or day you will find it to be magical and joyous, said Karen Rose, town resident and decorator.

(EDITOR'S NOTE: Dates listed refer to publication dates not the dates of the events.

For many years, it has been known that Saskatchewan has oil shale resources, but they have never been developed.

The Preeceville Nordic Ski Club has been around for a few years and was kick-started by past founding member Lou Roste who had a passion for cross-country skiing.

The Town of Preeceville is trying to keep Christmas as normal as possible despite the COVID-19 restrictions placed upon communities by the Saskatchewan Government. The festivities kicks off on December 6 with a Skate with Santa.

After a dominant opening game effort in Hudson Bay on November 20 in their first game of the 2020/21 season in the new Sask East Hockey League, the Canora Senior Cobras home opener scheduled against the Ituna Avalanche for November 21 was postponed d