by Gazette Staff | Jun 27, 2024 | Community
Baldur’s Summer Solstice Days continues to impress It takes more than thunder, lightning and rain to dampen the spirits of anyone attending this annual event. The pulled pork supper on Friday night, the free pancake breakfast on Saturday morning and the cold plate...
by Gazette Staff | May 23, 2024 | Community
Belmont & District Historical Society holds AGM Belmont & District Historical Society held its Annual General Meeting on May 7, 2024 at the Belmont Museum. A small group attended to discuss the year past, and to plan for the year ahead. It was discussed that...
by Gazette Staff | Apr 25, 2024 | Community
The Pelican Lake Aricultural Society held a Ag fundraising social on April 6, in support of the upcoming Ninette Fair. According to spokesperson Bryan Podworny; “It was a huge success,” with the fundraiser exceeding all expectations on every level. The support from...
by Gazette Staff | Mar 28, 2024 | Community
Local municipalities recognized as Age Friendly Milestone Communities Last week the RM of Argyle as well as the RM of Prairie Lakes were both awarded certificates indicating they had initiated the criteria to allow them to be recognized as Age Friendly Milestone...
by Gazette Staff | Mar 14, 2024 | Community
Twenty teams participate in Cypress Gardens crokicurl event Twenty crokicurl teams took to the ice and spectators loved it! Cypress Gardens was rocking with players and spectators from all over, who came out to enjoy some rock ‘em sock ‘em action with a side of fun...
by Gazette Staff | Feb 22, 2024 | Community
Did you know that Crime Stoppers is volunteer driven? Driving into Baldur last week I noticed a newCrime Stoppers sign had been put up! One of the big draws of living in a small town is the low crime rate we all enjoy, but this control on crime doesn’t just happen by...
