Blaine Weyland

Kids will have the chance to put on their detective hat this week. 

The first edition of Night of the Museum is on Thursday night at the Humboldt Museum.  

From 6:30-8:00pm, the sleuths will have to try and discover clues that are hidden throughout the museum.  

There will also be snacks and crafts.  

A new day care centre in Quill Lake is one step closer to reality.  

Recently the Little Gosling Childcare Centre received government funding through the Canada-Saskatchewan Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care Agreement. 

President Taylor Gardiner said once they received the funding, they asked the community for support, which was answered quickly.  

Baseball Provincials got underway this weekend and some local teams were able to bring back some hardware.

The 11U AA Humboldt Dodgers claimed the Provincial title in the 11U AA Tier 1 Championship in Prince Albert.
Begining the weekend, the Dodgers went 2-1 in the round robin, with a 6-4 win on Friday against Weyburn and followed that with a 17-8 victory 
against Swift Current. 

On Saturday afternoon, the Dodgers were defeated by the Unity 16-12.

You can lend a helping hand for the upcoming Streetfest in Humboldt. 

The organizing committee needs volunteers throughout the event.  

Downtown BID President Alyssa Hergott says they need extra help for the setup, working at the Street Dance including scanning the tickets at the entry point, security and bartenders. 

One third through the Canadian Football League season is complete and the Saskatchewan Roughriders find themselves in first place of the CFL Western Division thanks to a 19-9 win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Friday night.   

The Roughriders leapfrog the BC Lions on Sunday after BC was defeated by the Calgary Stampeders 25-24.  

Environment and Climate Change Canada has issued a Special Air Quality Statement.

Wildfire smoke is causing very poor air quality and reduced visibility which could fluctuate over short distances and can vary from hour to hour. 

A combination of the heat along with the poor air quality in the smoke can increase risk to your health.

The flame was lit yesterday in Lloydminster with the 2024 Sask. Summer Games getting underway.

From July 21st through 27th, over 2,000 athletes, coaches, managers, mission staff and officials, more than 800 local volunteers, and upwards of 5,000 visitors will gather in the Border City to experience the provincial multi-sport event and celebrate seven days of sport, culture, and community.

Here are the list of sports taking place throughout the week.

1st Half July 21-24

The East Central AAA 18U Red Sox ended off their regular season with a doubleheader against the Regina Wolfpack.  

Each team earned a win on Saturday, the Wolfpack took Game 1 4-3, while the Red Sox responded in Game 2 3-2. 

The East Central AAA 15U Dodgers ended their regular season off on a high note with an 8-7 win over the Moose Jaw Canucks.  

 It was a walk off win for the Dodgers, which capped off a couple of wild innings to end the game. Heading into the 8th inning, the game was tied 2-2. The Dodgers were trailing 7-4 heading into the bottom of the 9th inning.  

Luke Manz was 2 for 2 at the plate and drew a pair of walks and knocked two RBIs.  

 
More temperature records in northern Saskatchewan were broken on Thursday, July 18.  

Six new records were established in the communities in Key Lake (32.7), La Ronge (32.6), Meadow Lake (32.6), Waskesiu Lake (32.3) and Uranium City (32). 

As of Friday morning, Humboldt remained outside of the heat warning, but that will likely change at some point during the weekend, with temperature expected to climb over 30 degrees.