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This second half of summer has been great - warm days and nights, the mosquitoes all but disappeared, and I don't recall any severe storms - at least in Saskatoon and surrounding areas.

Ed, my neighbour next door, has been watching me pick up apples every day. Our one apple tree is covered with apples. It has been the first to ripen, and to shed its apples, on the ground each day.

Dear Editor I don't really know where to turn or what to do anymore because our family has reached a critical time in our lives with my brother Don, being a 45-year-old deaf quadriplegic and my parents are now in their 70s.

For all the kids who went back to school this fall, dreading it, lift your head up. There's hope. It may take 20 years, but there's hope. This past August I had the opportunity to take part in my 20-year high school reunion.

Well Humboldt, you proved it: you ARE reading the paper! As you can see from the letters to the editor, we got a bunch of feedback from last week's editorial.

History and Commentary from a Prairie Perspective

Another beautiful week of harvest weather. Another one to come. Hopefully! All us farmers are enjoying this weather, but we know it will not last. Please, Big Guy, let us finish harvest.

We woke this morning to the whisper of a fog bank, a kind of visual murmur reminding us summer is nearly over.

Now that it has been sometime since Miley Cyrus and Robin Thicke took to the stage at the Video Music Awards, the dust seems to have settled. During the event, 10.

Plants that are tough as nails and fill a space quickly are a boon to acreage owners with oceans of space.