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In the digital 21st century economy, connectivity to both the Internet and cellular service is life. And while much of rural Saskatchewan has better coverage than similar rural areas in southwest Manitoba, for instance, there’s still work to be done.

The Preeceville and District Heritage Museum reopened to the public. "There was a delay due to the pandemic but we have now been allowed to reopen as part of the Re-opening Saskatchewan.

An app developed in Saskatchewan meant to help out farmers’ mental health is receiving some support from the Government of Saskatchewan.

Since SARCAN depots have been open they have recorded a record breaking number of recycled materials. SARCAN reopened its doors on June 15 to the public and the response was overwhelming, stated Sean Homenick of SARCAN.

The Sturgis Composite High School hosted a virtual graduation scholarship presentation accrediting the 2020 Sturgis graduating students with scholarships on June 24.

The Town of Preeceville Wastewater Treatment Facility Project is still on schedule for construction to be complete this fall. On June 23 the Town’s Project Steering Committee held an onsite construction meeting and toured the construction site.

The Town of Preeceville Council held its regular meeting on June 17 with approval for release of minutes from the May 27 monthly meeting, according to Lorelei Karcha, chief administrator.

The Town of Preeceville hosted a virtual Preeceville graduation video presentation that unveiled the full length video recorded by Thomas Hamilton during the outdoor graduation ceremony on June 5.

Twelve kindergarten students from the Preeceville School were acknowledged in a unique celebration due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The emergency services at the Preeceville and District Health Centre have resumed effective June 18 and normal operations are now in place, stated the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA).