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The Preeceville Hospital Auxiliary continues to improve lives with the recent donation of an automated external defibrillator (AED) to the Preeceville and District Health Centre.

The Town of Preeceville mayor and councillors released a letter to its residents addressing the COVID-19 epidemic on March 16. Effective March 16 due to concerns over COVID-19 the Town of Preeceville will be taking precautionary measures.

Inspired by his daughter, Naden Parkin released his first children鈥檚 book The Girl Who Was Brave Enough. Parkin grew up and attended school in Preeceville.

Over the past week, the hysteria over COVID-19, the novel coronavirus, hit a tipping point with the World Health Organization declaring it a pandemic, stated the University of Regina website.

Hockey parents and players have been notified by the Saskatchewan Hockey Association (SHA) board that they have officially canceled all games for the rest of the season due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19).

Carole Hauber gave a brief overview of the Klothes for Kids program held at the Sturgis St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church during the World Day of Prayer service on March 6.

The 68th annual Sturgis Ice Carnival featured the Sturgis Figure Skating Club and its achievements throughout the year. The carnival hosted the theme, Journey on Blades at the Sturgis Skating Arena on March 7.

The Sturgis Mini-Miracle continued its tradition of helping others on March 5 when the Sturgis Kin Club hosted its 40th annual Mini-Miracle.

Children, parents and grandparents enjoyed spending time together learning during the Regional KidsFirst Intriguing Minds: Parents and Children Together (IMPACT) program.

The Preeceville Midget Pats went up against the Moosomin Rangers in back to back nights in the team鈥檚 quest for an advancement to the provincial southern semifinal in Preeceville on February 29.