A familiar face is back in her old position at the Lloydminster chapter of the MS Society.

By Catherine Szabo
An up-and-down curve might be a better way to describe the influx of gym-goers in January, instead of one big rush at the beginning of the month.

The annual Operation Christmas Driver Campaign took close to 60 impaired drivers off local roads during the two-month project.

The curtain has closed for Southridge Productions, marking a successful end to more than a decade’s worth of holiday-inspired musical theatres.

Before any work starts on the new Synergy Credit Union building just south of Highway 16, credit union members will have a chance to provide some perspective on the new development.

Now in its second year, the Myrna Sieben Memorial Junior Curling event has already seen small signs of growth.

Four people are in custody following the second drive-by shooting in two weeks in Lloydminster.

The new year will be a time to renew and refocus for the Saskatchewan New Democratic Party.

For those who are likely to conveniently forget their new year’s resolution to get fit around mid-February, Joel Turcotte has a suggestion: change it up a little. The assistant supervisor at the Servus Sports Centre suggested that instead of the same old workout routine all the time, people should try to vary their activities a little bit.

With warmer than normal winter temperatures, outdoor rinks have been bustling with activity.