by Gazette Staff | May 9, 2024 | News
Orange chosen in honour of indigenous communities Communities in Bloom (CIB) is a program that many of our Manitoba towns and cities actively promote and most of us are familiar with. The CIB vision reads as follows: “To inspire all communities to enhance the quality...
by Gazette Staff | May 2, 2024 | News
Exceptional artist shares her talents at Baldur School Jeanine Turnbull was in Baldur last week to give art lessons to a group of students at Baldur School.I was able to speak with this exceptional artist who has a gift for helping everyone to release their inner...
by Gazette Staff | Apr 18, 2024 | News
Bearded dragons touted as one of the more popular pets Touted as one of the More popular pets kept (this does not include cats or dogs), the pogona, or more commonly known as bearded dragon is said to be gentle, inquisitive and, in their own way, loving. Found in the...
by Gazette Staff | Apr 11, 2024 | News
Darry Stevens busy scouting for Hockey Stars During the 1970’s, Darry Stevens of Glenboro was well known in the area for his skills and natural defensive abilities on the ice. Darry’s hockey intelligence and quickness resulted in many great plays which were also...
by Gazette Staff | Apr 11, 2024 | News
Glenboro Legion longtime president passes on the reins Glenboro Local Legion’s long time president, Levi Drapeau handed over his presidency to Steven Sloan during a meeting in early February. Ernie Bezaire has taken on the role as vice president with Sean Davis as...
by Gazette Staff | Mar 28, 2024 | News
Baldur Clinic to reopen once a week beginning in May The news of a doctor returning to the Baldur Clinic one day a week is very welcome, and a giant step forward. Prairie Mountain Health CEO, Brian Schoonbaert, reached out to the writer with the following update for...
