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Local competitors put together handful of medal performances at regionals, Peacock wins 4A boys and girls team titles

The Saskatchewan Brain Injury Association (SBIA) has launched their March BrainLove campaign to increase awareness of the importance of protecting your head – a single head injury could be enough to permanently alter your life

'We just feel it’s time to move forward and (to) try to modernize the legion. And a new location would definitely help us out with that'

Editor Joan Ritchie's editorial from this week's issue of The Moose Jaw Express.

Sales remain low, debt remains high, and many businesses are considering shutting their doors permanently, according to the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB).

Editor’s Note - With a lull on the battlefield elsewhere in Ukraine it seems Odessa has a minor reprieve. During this time many people are taking the opportunity - if they are able to - to flee the city. This is a personal account of one of those trips.

It’s been almost 23 years since Yvette Moore opened her gallery in the former land titles building on Fairford Street West, but her memories of renovating the structure are still very fresh.

This week's recipes include Green Velvet Cake, Green Sugar Cookies and Green Punch.

Officers went to a home on the 400 block of Fairford Street West on March 7 in response to an armed robbery, with a caller telling police that they had allegedly been held up at gunpoint.

Saskatchewan’s Drug Task Force hired Praxis Consulting out of Regina to conduct focus groups on substance abuse in the province: the answers support conclusions long reached by community-based organizations.