On this day in History - February 12 Paid Members Public
1935 – USS Macon, one of the two largest helium-filled airships ever created, crashes into the... 1994 – Four thieves break into the National Gallery of Norway and steal Edvard Munch’s iconic painting... 2004 – The city of San Francisco begins issuing marriage licenses to same-sex...
Evil forces from within Paid Members Public
Have you ever felt internal conflict? We all sometimes feel confused, not knowing what to do next. Our minds are torn and emotions falling apart.
Raising Earthworms: from protein-rich snacks to soil super-food Paid Members Public
If you are in the mood to stir the pot on social media, post about the idea of turning to bugs and insects for human food. Now, I'm not suggesting a plate of deep-fried crickets would top my snack list – but some dried grasshoppers in chili powder were certainly not the worst thing I've eaten.
Archwood Seamless Duplex Living Paid Members Public
The Archwood is a charming duplex plan that seamlessly blends comfort and functionality in its 2872 square feet of total living area. Each unit offers a spacious 1436 square feet, ensuring ample space for families to thrive.
Was it Belichick’s coaching skill, or Tom Brady? Paid Members Public
Generally regarded around the National Football League as one of the — if not THE — greatest ever coach ever, Bill Belichick today stands outside with his faced pressed against the window and waits for another coaching opportunity.
The Nokomis Seniors Bonspiel Paid Members Public
Held from February 6th to 7th. Seven rinks entered from the Nokomis, Watrous, Raymore, and Simpson areas. Fans watched the action from behind the glass.
Obituary - Oehler, Christian Albert Paid Members Public
Chris passed away peacefully on January 26th in his 93rd year
Grovenland Farm Striving for Balance Paid Members Public
Grovenland Farm brings a lot to the table. Founded in 2011, the small, multigenerational enterprise produces pasture-raised pork and chicken, grass-finished beef and an array of nutritious, chemical-free vegetables on 450 acres near Lanigan, SK
Sour Grapes Paid Members Public
Don Cherry recently celebrated his 90th birthday. Ron Maclean even bought him a card, I assume he must have found it under a bus somewhere, seeing as that was where Maclean so callously tossed Cherry after Rogers fired the iconic master of Coaches Corner.
Horoscope - Feb 4 - Feb 10, 2024 Paid Members Public
The Lucky Signs This Week: Aquarius, Pisces and Aries
Minister message - Tracks in the Snow Paid Members Public
I remember my father-in-law, Walter Block, sharing a number of years ago, how, as a young boy, he would head off across the white field of freshly fallen snow towards the old school house with certain determination to walk as straight a line as he could!
On this day in History - February 5 Paid Members Public
1907 – Belgian chemist Leo Baekeland announces the creation of... 1958 – A hydrogen bomb known as the Tybee Bomb is lost by the US Air Force off the coast of...
Letter to the Editor - Thanks, From all of us Paid Members Public
Jennifer Argue is no longer working for the Last Mountain Times Newspaper. The public owes Jennifer and the newspaper a vote of thanks for reporting on local municipal council meetings in the area.
Nokomis businesses on the move Paid Members Public
Part One. Green Teal, a thriving local business, migrates from one building to its new home next door. The building they left behind – an opportunity.
Govan gets enhanced services from Access Communications Paid Members Public
Access announced last week that it is now be delivering faster internet, cutting-edge television, SmartHome security and home phone services in Govan.
PostMedia Losses Continue to Mount Paid Members Public
A Canadian newsmedia company representing more than 130 brands across multiple print, online, and mobile platforms.
