Another week, another top five local stories.
A pair of food related tales join some breaking hockey news. Also, a pair of stories from Jenny Hagan as she interviewed a Biggar-area farmer/author and got a story out of a fantastic dinner theatre performance in Eatonia.
Find the top five stories from the past week below, and more highlights from the week around West Central:
Snow White restaurant returns with a fresh start in Dodsland
After a fire destroyed her longtime restaurant in Biggar, Maggie Tan has reopened as Snow White Number Two in Dodsland. With strong community support, she’s back to serving her beloved dishes and signature hospitality.
Biggar-area farmer publishes book debunking food myths, giving voice to those who grow it
Saskatchewan farmer Dennis Bulani has released What a Farmer Wants You to Know About Food, a science-based guide to help consumers make informed food choices. The book tackles common myths about farming and food production, aiming to build trust between shoppers and the people who grow their food.
Kolby Johnson eager for opportunity down under
West Central’s Kolby Johnson is heading to Australia to join the Perth Thunder of the AIHL. The former Wheat King and Jr. Klipper, now a pro, says he’s excited to grow his game, explore new opportunities, and make lasting memories in the land down under.
Eatonia Oasis Players bring laughter and heart with “Exit Laughing”
The Eatonia Oasis Players delivered big laughs and heartfelt moments with their weekend performance of Exit Laughing at the Eatonia Community Hall. The comedy, filled with chaos, charm, and unexpected twists, was met with roaring applause and praise for its standout cast and strong community spirit.
West Central students heading to national skills competition in Regina
Jaxen Dudley of Eatonia and Walker Lowe of Kyle are heading to nationals after winning gold at the Skills Canada Saskatchewan competition. Representing the Sun West School Division, Dudley excelled in IT Office Software, while Lowe topped the Workplace Safety category. Both will compete at the national event in Regina this May.