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Preeceville Lions Club and many volunteers have dedicated time to enhance and improve family walking trails around the community.

Grade 4 students complete important training to keep other students safe.

Yield estimates for the region show a large improvement over last year and many producers are extremely happy with the amount of grain they have in the bin.

Local artist finds his passion in carving soapstone.

Local residents take advantage of opportunity to support their own.

Many producers in Crop District 6A have wrapped up or are close to wrapping up harvest and are now hoping for a good rain.

Pet lovers had a variety of dogs to choose from at the Paws and Claws pet adoption held at Better Than Before in Canora.

The majority of crop damage this past week was due to wind, light frost and waterfowl.

If the current harvesting conditions continue, producers will hopefully be able to get most of their crop off before the middle of October.

Teamsters from across the region brought their horses in Rama to participate in a variety of farming activities without tractors.