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A series of recitals will be open to the public during the week the annual Summer School for the Solo Voice is underway in North Battleford.

The countdown to Canada Day is on. But before that day arrives, the last days of school are yet to be played out, with many students writing departmental exams and preparing to attend awards and graduation ceremonies at the end of the week.

was Grade 11 John Paul II Collegiate student Stephan Richard has won the "biggest trophy in the school" and the final in which he won was a highlight of the school's awards night.

The Living Sky School Division held its Student Hall of Fame event June 13, with more than 1,000 people witnessing the induction of 487 high school students from across the division.

Nancy Nash, a former resident of North Battleford who has gone on to find fame and a multi-faceted future, has gifted the city with a song she's written in honour of the city's centennial.

"One of the many things my grandmother taught me was not to discriminate against any race or religion, because, she told me, you don't know who your child is going to be, you don't know who your grandchild is going to be.

The Edam West 4-H Club held their Achievement Day the evening of May 31 at the Edam Community Centre. The event started with members stalling their calves at 3 p.m. and their judging demonstration and scorecards at 4:30 p.m.

Speaking at this year's Living Sky School Division Student Hall of Fame Celebration, Minister of Education Russ Marchuk said the event is a testament to Living Sky's commitment to youth and to community.

June 10 was the last St. Walburg Royal Purple meeting before the summer break. This was also Decoration Day, but due to a wet, dreary day, members were unable to visit the graves of departed Royal Purple members.

The Borden Friendship Club hosted seniors from Radisson and Maymont at their annual supper and program June 11, with 70 guests enjoying the great meal catered by Dianne and Bernice.