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The Town of Preeceville, Town of Sturgis and Village of Endeavour will all be voting on new or returning mayor positions and all councillors in the upcoming election.

The Town of Preeceville council approved the minutes from its August meeting at the regular meeting held on September 16. The Waste Water Treatment Facility project was a signficant topic that came up for discussion.

The Preeceville School acknowledged one of its own teachers for her dedication in the coaching aspect to the sports organizations within the school.

The Preeceville branch of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation acknowledged its hunters and avid fishermen in a special appreciation.

The Preeceville Pats Midget hockey players were acknowledged with awards for their dedication and hard work through the 2019-20 season. The season was cut short and ended with players not being acknowledged due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Sturgis Composite School acknowledged graduates with awards during its graduation ceremony held in the Sturgis Park on August 28. Kristen Peterson and Kelsey Newman handed out the awards to graduates.

Members of the Sturgis 2020 graduating class, from left, were: (back row) Tory Reynolds, Kacie Meroniuk, Jewel Howard, Shanae Olson and Hannah Gerbrandt, and (front) Zane Bayer, Seth Rayner, Kale Musey, Jorden Kardynal, Carter Masley, Elijah Hort, Za

Sturgis Composite School acknowledged its Grade 12 graduates in a special graduation ceremony held at the Sturgis Park on August 28.

Despite a few delays due to rain, the Town of Preeceville鈥檚 Wastewater Treatment Facility Project continues to progress but not much was to report from the last progress statement from the Town of Preeceville.

A remarkable family of four, mother, father and two daughters aged seven and three, were camping at Madge Lake last week, having crossed Western Canada on bicycles, from the Yukon to here, which was the latest leg of a 10-year, 75,000-kilometre bicyc