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The banquet and awards night to honour area wildlife enthusiasts was held recently in the Ukrainian Catholic Hall in Kamsack.

The Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority鈥檚 (SLGA) charitable gaming grant program has provided almost $1.2 million to more than 400 groups and organizations across the province during the most recent quarter ending December 31.

A man who was born and raised in Winnipeg, and who had many different jobs before realizing his life鈥檚 true ambition was to be a performer, wowed a small but appreciative Kamsack audience recently.

Around 12 community members gathered at the Senior Harmony Centre in Kamsack to discuss the five-year strategic plan for Parkland College.

Among the issues to be presented before Kamsack town council for January and the first meeting in February include the appointment of a solicitor, permits for individuals to shoot pests and predator Animals within town limits, a facility assessment o

Special events have been happening in provincial parks this winter, giving everyone the opportunity to have some fun that the whole family will enjoy.

Each year nominations for the Garden of Saskatchewan (GOS) Citizen鈥檚 Ring Award are received by the award committee. Kamsack resident Wendy Becenko was named as the recipient for 2018. Becenko was nominated by Carol Gillespie of Gimli, Man.

A volunteer-based organization in the Village of Togo, which acts as the recreation board and a community fundraising organization, has taken up the cause for the Togo Centennial Arena.

A sold-out fundraising event, hosted by the Kamsack Recreation Board was held recently at the OCC Hall in Kamsack.

Logan Foster, formerly of Kamsack, is one of three players in the running for the Most Valuable Player in the SJHL. The son of Gwen and Mark Foster of Kamsack, Logan is currently playing in his last year with the SJHL, said Mark.