By: Jordan Twiss The Shellbrook Theatre came alive on Saturday night, when the dancers of Studio 747 took the stage for their first performance in front of a live audience in nearly three years.

By: Jordan Twiss Spiritwood High School’s boy’s curling team competed in the Saskatchewan High School Athletics Association (SHSAA) Provincials in Swift Current over the weekend, going undefeated to bring home Provincial gold.

By: Jordan Twiss A group of about 40 community members and dedicated library users gathered at St. John’s Lutheran church in Shellbrook last Wednesday evening,…

By: Jordan Twiss Fresh off a difficult regular season, the Parkland U18 AA Elks invited five teams from Saskatchewan and Alberta to Shellbrook for a three-day tournament at the Richardson Pioneer Recreation Centre.

By: Jordan Twiss In its second edition, hosted from Feb. 18 to 21, the Shellbrook Winter Festival delivered plenty of good, wintry fun…

By: Jordan Twiss Mistawasis Nêhiyawak has partnered with the Meadow Lake Tribal Council, and the nine First Nations that comprise it, and Saskatoon-based renewable energy firm miEnergy Inc., to form a new, majority Indigenous-owned enterprise that will…

By: Natasha Cabase The COVID-19 pandemic has affected supply chains on a global scale, and even local businesses like Spiritwood’s Hujber’s Market on Main haven’t been immune to the struggles.

By: Natasha Cabase With a goal of increasing the region’s outdoor winter activity, the Northern Lakes Economic Development Corp. (NLEDC) put on an organized trail event in town on Saturday, Jan. 29 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

By: Jordan Twiss Shellbrook’s Richardson Pioneer Recreation Centre is now an award-winning recreation facility, after being selected as the recipient of the…

By: Natasha Cabase The Spiritwood Curling Club organized the Greygoose Funspiel, held in the Spiritwood Arena on Jan. 8 this year, in conjunction with CURLSASK’s celebration of Curling Day in Saskatchewan.