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If you like your rock music loud, guitar-laden, and louder still, you're probably already a fan of Protest the Hero.

Tourism Saskatchewan has announced the list of 40 finalists for the Saskatchewan Tourism Awards of Excellence for 2010, and the Yorkton Film Festival (YFF) is among them.

We start off our news this week on a sad noteSympathy is extended to the family of John Freed who passed away at 105 years of age. John was born January 21, 1906, attended school and later farmed in the Freedhome district south of Dubuc.

Saskatchewan's credit unions, including Cornerstone in Yorkton, will be accepting donations to support the Red Cross's earthquake relief effort in Japan until April 15 "It's something that we've done in the past when there have been disaster situatio

Dr. Brass school hosted the Teen Girl Safety Conference on Friday, March 18.

Some citizens of Esterhazy are asking the Good Spirit School Division to reconsider its plan to take over bus service to that town's schools.

Meetings with representatives of the local high schools, the health region, the business community, Parkland Regional College, and university alumni were all on the agenda for a densely-packed President's Tour visit to Yorkton from the University of

On the 8th of March, 2011 the Employer of Excellence Award for Medium Employer was awarded to the Yorkton Co-op in recognition of their excellence in supported employment.

Premier Brad Wall, on behalf of the people of Saskatchewan, offered condolences and support to the people of Japan and those affected by the overwhelming destruction of Friday's earthquake and tsunami.

The Parkland Mall in Yorkton will play host to a young musician April 2, at 10: 00 a.m.. Kerri Senkow, who was born and raised in Regina, is on the road promoting a new CD, and fulfilling a childhood dream in the process.