Blaine Weyland

Local students interested in pursuing a career in nursing can now stay at home to pursue their professional goals.  

On Wednesday, St. Peters College and USask College of Nursing celebrated the first intake of Bachelor of Science Nursing (BSN) students in Muenster with a formal signing of the agreement.  

With this agreement, students have the chance to complete their undergraduate nursing degree without having to relocate.  

Coaching is a job that requires a lot of time and sometimes doesn't get the credit it deserves.  

The Coaching Association of Canada has recognized this week as National Coaches Week. 

Horizon School Division Administrator of Student Activities Brian Grest says it requires plenty of dedication to be a coach. 

Since 1792, the Old Farmer’s Almanac has been one of the most trusted sources of information on several subjects, especially weather forecasting.  

The Canadian edition of the Old Farmer’s Almanac is now on bookshelves, and it's forecasting a cold, snowy winter for central Saskatchewan.  

Humboldt Collegiate Institute (HCI) Mohawk football players from the past are welcome back to Glenn Hall Park this Friday night.  

The current HCI Mohawks football team will host Delisle in the annual night game that will be played under the lights and serves as the program’s alumni game.  

It was Week 2 in high school football action across the region.  

On Thursday,  

The HCI Mohawks were defeated by John Paul II 38-33 in North Battleford.  

Wakaw travelled to Creighton and picked up a 32-8 victory. 

In Friday’s action,  

The Broncos finished off the preseason with a weekend split against the Melfort Mustangs. On Friday, the Broncos shutout the Mustangs 6-0 and to wrap up the exhibition schedule, Melfort skated away with a 5-1 victory.  

In the Broncos home-ice victory, Jacob Strizzi had a pair of goals, Boris Kofman, Conner Miller, Tyce Penrod, and Tre Fouquette rounded out the scoring.  

It will be a chance to bridge new connections within our community over a series of events. 

The Humboldt Regional Newcomer Centre will be holding their Welcome Week, beginning tonight and will have a series of events planned over the next week.  

The Humboldt Broncos have a lot of work left in front of them this preseason, even with only two games remaining.  

Last weekend, the Broncos got off to a solid start picking up a pair of convincing wins over the Kindersley Klippers.  

Head Coach Brayden Klimosko noted the Klippers had a younger lineup than the Broncos but was still pleased with his team’s effort in both games. 

A fun and interactive way to stay active.  

Residents over the age of 50 in Humboldt have that opportunity multiple times a week at the Community Gathering Place with the Forever In Motion program. 

On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, participants receive a chance to socialize and build up a little sweat in the process. 

High school football continues with its second week of action.

Thursday, September 12 

 
Humboldt @ John Paul II (North Battleford) 
Wakaw @ Creighton.