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Spoken Word Ministries is offering a free seminar, Freedom through Forgiveness, Feb. 4 to 6 at TCU Place in Saskatoon. The course was created by Pastor Boyd Hopkins of Spoken Word Ministries, Saskatoon.

T'ien Yiheng once said, Tea is drunk to forget the din of the world, while an unknown author declared, Tea is a cup of life. Catherine Douzel wrote, Each cup of tea represents an imaginary voyage.

It's a new year, and the Humboldt chapter of Junior Chamber International (JCI) is branching out in new directions. Tyrell Bjarnason is taking over the role as leader of JCI Humboldt from past-president Trevor Gulka.

Over 30 amateur boxers in four divisions will be fighting it out in the ring tonight in Prince Albert's R U Tuff Enuff 10 boxing competition, each hoping to win the $2,000 prize. One of these fighters is a man with a mission.

Driving by Cochin on Highway 4 might take a little longer than usual starting this week. The timber bridge over Lehman Creek will be demolished and a new precast concrete bridge will be built in the same location.

Redberry Lake Watershed AEGP hosted its fourth annual winter workshop entitled What's in the Stew of Stewardship' redefining success on the farm on January 17th at the Ukrainian National Hall in Hafford.

A Wynyard-area company has been sold for $56 million. Big Quill Resources (BQR), a processor of sulfate of potash (SOP), located on the shores of Big Quill Lake near Wynyard, Saskatchewan, has been sold to the U.S.

The green space between the Allen Sapp Gallery and the Don Ross Centre once again goes by the name Coronation Park. City council passed a resolution to that effect unanimously Jan. 24.

The community had a chance to honour Battlefords Citizen of the Year and Junior citizen of the Year Friday, Jan. 21.

Twenty-one-year-old Colin Leonard Starr appeared in North Battleford Provincial court Wednesday charged with armed robbery in relation to an incident in the city Monday.