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Record book takes beating as eight new records set in South Central district meet

Record book takes beating as eight new records set in South Central district meet

Peacock’s Kapovic, Vanier’s Anderson head into provincials after setting records in both city and district meets
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Ice split doubleheader with Regina Royals in U17 AA fastball action

Ice split doubleheader with Regina Royals in U17 AA fastball action

Moose Jaw rolls 11-0 win in opener, fall 16-6 in rematch at Optimist Park
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Miller Express set to open Western Canadian Baseball League season on Friday night

Miller Express set to open Western Canadian Baseball League season on Friday night

With majority of roster in town and 13 players returning, hopes are high for another winning campaign
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LET THE GAMES BEGIN: Para Hockey World Championship set to drop puck Sunday

LET THE GAMES BEGIN: Para Hockey World Championship set to drop puck Sunday

Months of preparation are about to come to fruition as first Worlds to be played in Canada set to begin.
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Souls Harbour ‘Love Your Neighbour' Banquet brings update on new facility

Souls Harbour ‘Love Your Neighbour' Banquet brings update on new facility

Project might take some time, but fundraising work well underway as Souls Harbour, Riverside Mission continue efforts to help the disadvantaged
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Party in the Park - Moose Jaw Band and Choral Festival

Party in the Park - Moose Jaw Band and Choral Festival

Another successful Band & Choral Festival is in the books
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King George completes long-awaited playground, receives $15K Mosaic Food Grant

King George completes long-awaited playground, receives $15K Mosaic Food Grant

King George Elementary School has finally completed their playground project, which took years of fundraising by the volunteers on the School Community Council (SCC), and received a $15,000 grant from the Mosaic Company at around the same time.
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City to use longer-lasting material during this year’s street line painting program

City to use longer-lasting material during this year’s street line painting program

The public works department plans to start painting new lines on streets and roads starting on May 29.
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Homegrown Farmer's Market begins on Langdon Crescent this weekend

Homegrown Farmer's Market begins on Langdon Crescent this weekend

The Moose Jaw Homegrown Farmer's Market will start its season this Saturday, May 27, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Langdon Crescent.
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High health investment yielding units could fetch huge returns

High health investment yielding units could fetch huge returns

Ron Walter looks at NorthWest Health Care
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