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When you take a game off the shelf with a name like ‘Game of Ham’ you might have an inkling you’re in for something a bit tongue-in-cheek.

The lights of Christmas feel especially needed this very dark year; this COVID-19 year most people say they can’t wait to leave behind. But take hope: we will surely leave it behind, for every year in the history of the world has ended.

At this time, there are no Yorkton and District Horticultural Society meetings scheduled yet, but visit us at www.yorktonhort.

Like a lot of other people growing up in this topsy-turvy world, I used to have dreams of being a rock star.

When I was in high school, a friend and I taught a Sunday School class together.

I have to say one of the most pleasing things in life is picking up a book, reading it, and finding that it delivered a better story than anticipated. That was certainly my experience with One Game At a Time from Harnarayan Singh.

On a recent visit to www.producer.com I was interested to read a story on an Ethelton-area grain farm where a rather extensive array of solar panels had been installed.

I am going to trash talk Amazon for a bit. One of the great things about brick and mortar is that you can go in and see, in person, the items you want to buy.

Premier Scott Moe had to self-isolate the week before the beginning of the new session. He did so because he came into contact with someone at a restaurant in Prince Albert after a family funeral.

Dear Editor: Re: Letter to Business Community and Residents of Yorkton Businesses know all too well that the pandemic has created great hardship – for business owners, their families and their employees. Lay-offs and revenue losses.