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Wednesday, Apr. 18 was the date of the latest Yorkton and District Horticultural Society’s regular meeting, 7:00 p.m., at SIGN on North Street. Our special guest was be Glen Tymiak, who talked to us about growing and caring for tomatoes.

Forgive me if I’m not as positive on the provincial budget as many others seem to be, but after listening to Yorkton Mayor Bob Maloney’s press conference last Wednesday, this effort by the provincial government to be ‘fair’ is a bunch of nonsense.

Stan Obodiac died in 1984 at age 62. His last occupation had been Publicity Director for the Toronto Maple Leafs for 26 years. Except for a stint as a pilot in World War II hockey consumed Stan’s life.

I’m elated. I’m ecstatic. I’m downright giddy. Why am I radiating with glee? Because I looked at the seven-day weather forecast and I saw double-digits.

Amid the excitement of the hockey and basketball playoffs, and on the verge of the Saskatchewan Rush going after its third title in four years, other sports don’t get a lot of attention at this time of year from most sports fan.

This week, after having been responsible for the editorial content in about 1,950 issues of the Kamsack Times , I retired from the job I’ve more or less enjoyed for more than 40 years.

Facebook is a great way to find things that are wrong with your friends and relatives. That’s true of a post that is snaking its way around the social network.

This article is about New Beginnings. I am one of the investors in some real estate holdings in Saskatchewan.

The other day I got paid for a project I had put several months and many hours into. When the cheque was in my hand, I did something many parents might consider unusual. I showed it to our kids.

Dear Editor: Health Canada is introducing the front-of-pack (FOP) label, which is intended to warn consumers specifically about the amount of salt, sugar and saturated fat in the foods they buy.