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The Arcola Craft and Trade Show was held Saturday, Sept. 21 in the Prairie Place Complex in the Town of Arcola. Approximately 1,311 people attended this year鈥檚 event. Upon arriving, one finds parking at a premium, the lot is overflowing.

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Dubbed the 鈥淏iggest Little Craft Show in Saskatchewan鈥�, Homespun celebrated its 33 rd year on September 21 and 22. In past years the show has welcomed thousands of people through its doors and this year was no exception.

Sports and education in Alameda have been a big part of Jeff Cameron鈥檚 life for more than 30 years.

On Sept. 5 the weather provided a wonderful backdrop as students and parents gathered at the Stoughton School for their annual back-to-school barbecue.

Barb Reid was invited to take part in the MMPP Artist Colony Retreat by her sister and her niece, who also attended this year.

Brenda Blackburn of Estevan is a second-generation artist. After teaching art to middle years students for 32 years, she retired and started painting with acrylics two and a half years ago.

Rita St. Amant is a skilled artist whose work will make you question your eyesight. She worked for 20 years as a cosmetology teacher, but has over 35 years of experience in total, working on stage, behind the stage and preparing people for stage.

One of the best parts of the Artist Colony Retreat is the opportunity to step outside of your comfort zone and try new mediums and techniques.

Started in 2003 by Mary Milligan and Dora McKinnon, the Arcola Craft & Trade Show has been under the management of Gwen Taylor since 2010. It will host 75 vendors for the adults, but this year they have added something special for the kids.