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For eight children from the Humboldt area, taking art classes this summer was a unique experience. It was also a unique experience for the two university art students who taught the classes.

This year, the committee of Humboldt's Communities in Bloom program took on a new initiative by organizing a subsidiary contest for the best gardens in the city.

St. Therese College of Faith and Mission knows when it's on to a good thing, and when it comes to Bruno Cherry Sunday (formerly known as the Bruno Cherry Festival), that's one event they enjoy organizing.

The days are getting shorter, the weather is getting cooler and farmers are spending more time out in their fields. It is time for harvest for the farmers of Humboldt and area.

A water main break at the intersection of Hwy. 5 and 10th St. caused some problems for citizens of Humboldt last week.

There's something about seeing a swather out in the field that makes me feel like I'm eight years old again.

Hwy. 368 officially reopened to traffic after years of repairs

They are the best in the west. The Muenster Pee Wee Red Sox won gold at the AA Minor Baseball Westerns in Morden, Manitoba August 16-20. "They played really well," said coach Chad Hofmann of his team the day after they claimed their Western win.

It was an exciting experience for a young athlete. Brianne Theisen, originally of Humboldt, competed at the 2012 Summer Olympics Games in London, England at the begining of August. "Making it there was a big deal," said Theisen.

After earning the Most Valuable Player status in a provincial soccer tournament, Carlos Correa of Humboldt came up with these words: "What I love most about sports is that sometimes you win, sometimes you lose, but all times the outcome is specifical