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The snow may still be falling but the season is changing and with spring comes the Maidstone Chamber of Commerce's 27th Annual Trade Fair. The show will run Saturday April 2 from 11 a.m. until 7 p.m. and Sunday April 3 from 11 a.m. until 4 p.m.

Abandoned and neglected animals is an issue that has been plaguing Little Pine First Nation for some time and, with both the Saskatchewan SPCA and the RCMP saying their hands are tied, there doesn't seem to be a solution in sight.

North Battleford Fire and Emergency Services had a busy afternoon March 18, as they responded to two fender-benders on the same avenue, less than 20 minutes apart. The first accident occurred a little after 2:30 p.m.

For all intents and purposes, the Wakaw Hospital is no more.

The Blaine Lake Composite School junior boys curling team participated in the Prairie Spirit School Division Junior Boys Division Curling playoffs Feb. 15 and 16 at the Waldheim Curling Arena.

Lon Patrick Ritzo is back in Saskatchewan to answer to a number of charges. The 64-year-old man had been charged by North Battleford RCMP for possession of child pornography and assault in 2006.

It seems everybody's getting rich but us. Eileen Turchenek of Luseland struck her luck when she won $25,000 on a scratch and win ticket. "I didn't think I had won a big prize at first," said Turchenek.

The Sask Party has delivered a high-spending budget, but Battlefords MLA Len Taylor says there is one key item missing from the budget. "There is no funding, no mention of Sask. Hospital in the budget," said Taylor.

The Hafford Co-operative Association Ltd. held its annual general meeting March 21 at the Hafford Seniors' Centre.

There are few opportunities to hear the story of horror and hope as told by a living survivor of the Holocaust. Dr. Eva Olsson was in the region last week sharing her memories and message with students and area residents.