Humboldt

It’s not a DeLorean, but a car formerly owned by Humboldt resident Dan Torwalt will be travelling back in time on the big screen.  

His old Rambler will soon be appearing in the movie “November 1963”, which is currently filming in Winnipeg. The movie focuses on the Kennedy assassination and the crime groups involved. 

Torwalt said he originally bought the car back in 2007 in a real estate listing transaction.  

A member of the Humboldt Hammerheads will be competing against the top swimmers in both Manitoba and Saskatchewan. 

Aidra Angelstad is heading to Winnipeg to compete in the Manitoba and Saskatchewan Summer Swimming Provincials Championships.  

The East Central 15U AAA Dodgers were defeated by the Regina Athletics 9-4 in a game held in Watrous on Tuesday night.  

Regina jumped out to an early advantage, scoring five runs through the first three innings.  

The Dodgers responded with a run in the bottom of the fourth before the Athletics extended their advantage to 9-1 before East Central added three runs in their final at-bat.  

A unique blend of local tradition and international connection was on full display this week as the Rosebud Royals hosted the International Softball Academy from Auckland, New Zealand at the North Shore diamond near Fishing Lake. The event marked the third time the Royals have welcomed the academy, reflecting the deepening ties between the two softball communities. 

Darin Faubert, a key organizer and coach with the Royals, shared the backstory behind the longstanding partnership. 

SaskPower announces a planned power outage for residents of Annaheim and surrounding rural areas. 

The outage is scheduled from 12:00pm to 3:00pm affecting all customers in The Village of Annaheim and all surrounding rurals from southeast of Lenore Lake.

SaskPower thanks customers for their cooperation.

Manitou Beach is known for its healing waters, and when you combine that with the magic of music to revitalize the spirit, you have a powerful combination.  

What has become one of Saskatchewan’s key music festivals is back to the shores of Little Manitou Lake, bigger and better than ever. The Salt Shaker returns to take the spotlight in the resort community from July 11-13.  

RCMP have arrested Michael Landry

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Warman RCMP are seeking the public’s assistance in locating 39-year-old Michael Landry. 

As of 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, July 8, the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency (SPSA) has reported 68 active wildfires across the province. The agency’s latest update categorizes seven fires as contained, 15 as not contained, 30 as undergoing assessment, and 16 as involving protection of critical values such as communities, infrastructure, or resources. 

As the summer heat intensifies across the region, pet owners are being reminded to take extra care to protect their animals from heat-related illnesses.

High temperatures can become dangerous for pets, especially dogs and cats left outdoors for extended periods.

Animals can overheat faster than humans, and factors like age, breed, and health conditions can increase their risk. 

You can hear the sizzle of burgers and the beautiful strains of pop and folk music in anticipation of the event.  

The Humboldt and District Museum once again invites you to its annual burger sale and outdoor concert on 6th Avenue. Walter Bushman and Brian Grest are back for your noon hour entertainment just outside the Museum. Bushman and Grest got together to play a few years ago, and the duo have made an annual return to the outdoor summer concert,