Election season was in full swing in October with the provincial election on Oct. 28. Here's a look at the some of the top stories in October.

The Humboldt and District Gallery launches into the new year with a tandem set of events on Saturday, January 4, centred around the work on Monique Martin.

Vicissitude Opening & Talk:

Vicissitude by Monique Martin and Alexandra Hedberg is heading to the Humboldt & District Gallery to start the New Year. This captivating art installation features thousands of silkscreened, highly realistic butterflies clustered on branches suspended from the ceiling, as well as a stunning floor piece that can be walked on in sock feet.

As 2025 approaches, Canadians are prioritizing paying down debt, according to CIBC's annual Financial Priorities poll. The survey, which highlights financial trends and concerns, shows that rising costs for household goods and high interest rates remain the most pressing issues for many Canadians. 

The Horizon School Division is celebrating a year full of achievements, community engagement, and new initiatives designed to enhance student experiences. Kevin Garinger, Director of Education, recently highlighted several key accomplishments and projects that showcase the division's commitment to providing quality education and community support. 

Here's a look at some of the top stories for September

Mayor Michael Behiel announces he will not seek reelection

2024 will be marked as a year of transition and a homecoming for the Humboldt Broncos.  

The biggest story for the team off the ice occurred during the summer, when Scott Barney stepped down as the team’s head coach to become the head coach for the Sudbury Wolves of the Ontario Hockey League. 

The Paris Olympics and Paralympics took centre stage in Humboldt throughout the month of August. Take a look at some of the top stories for the month.

The town of Lanigan is reflecting on a year of significant growth and positive change, with new projects and developments paving the way for an exciting future. From the construction of a new school to the expansion of healthcare services, the community has made impressive strides. As the town looks ahead to 2025, Mayor Tony Mycock, is focused on further expansion while preserving the small-town charm that defines Lanigan.

"Some of the highlights for this year would be, we've got the new school being built," said Mycock, "so that's a huge addition for our community." 

The first full month of summer brought plenty of news in different sectors including local housing, nursing education and the Broncos. There was also a couple of popular of car shows to end the month. 

Here's a look back at some of the top stories in July.

The Humboldt Early Years Family Resource Centre (HEYFRC) continues to be a valuable resource for families with children aged 0 to 5. Trish Maxwell, superintendent of learning for the Horizon School Division, emphasized the importance of the center, describing it as "a wonderful early childhood environment that offers a variety of support to families." 

The FRC serves as a great place for kids to socialize, and parents can connect in the spacious and stimulating environment.