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No inquest. That's the ruling from the Office of the Chief Coroner in regard to the death of a woman at the Humboldt airport last summer, reported CBC News.

If Prime Minister Harper and his "hatchet man" Gerry Ritz have their way the Canadian Wheat Board (CWB) will be as dead as the pyramids of Egypt.

It's not just hockey players on the ice at the Elgar Petersen Arena (EPA) in Humboldt these days. Members of Skate Humboldt took to the ice for the first official week of lessons and practices on October 17, reported club president Larry Durand.

With demolition of Humboldt's historic train station unlikely, questions remain about its future

Well, Humboldt, what are we going to do about the old CN Rail station? And don't say knock it down. If you've read the front page story, it's clear that demolition is off the table.

The umbrella is opening slowly for Arts Humboldt (AH), the fledgling association whose goal is to provide a collective voice for the arts in Humboldt. The association held its first annual general meeting on October 20, at the Uniplex in Humboldt.

In these times of uncertainty, there is one thing that is certain and that is our community's ability to reach out and support a cause that really matters. September was Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month in Humboldt, for the second consecutive year.

It was a great two weeks of soccer for the Humboldt Collegiate Institute Mohawks senior girls' soccer team. The girls played their first game of the week on October 13 against the Lake Lenore Lancers. They won the game 4-2.

It was a sad week for Humboldt Broncos fans. It all started with a game against the Flin Flon Bombers on October 18 at the Elgar Petersen Arena.

Penalties, execution errors and missed opportunities added up last Saturday as the Humboldt Collegiate Institute (HCI) Mohawks faced the Clavet Cougars for the third time this season in nine-man football action.