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The yearly benefit car show featuring classic autos of yesteryear also featured some very popular lawnmower races, which will see further events coming this summer.

The works of students from Outlook High School are on display at the local art gallery for just a few days, giving people a chance to see some young creative minds at work.

Funds raised through the event go directly toward programming for local children.

Preeceville and Sturgis athletes are advancing to provincial competition.

The event featured hot dogs, hamburgers and ice cream as well as appearances from Yorkton Fire Protective Services, Parkland Search and Rescue and local conservation officers.

The Preeceville School students and staff took advantage of the walk-and-roll incentive to walk or ride a bicycle to school on June 4.

The Sturgis Composite High School, class of 1985, celebrated its 40th anniversary with comments of all the changes at the school.

The third annual Move To Cure ALS Walk in the lakeside village of Elbow had a huge turnout and raised some spectacular funds for combative efforts against the disease.

Excitement is building among patrons as the Sturgis Gateway Co-op's new grocery store is beginning to take shape.

Students at Norquay School organized a heartfelt Relay for Life event, raising over $17,000 to support those affected by cancer.