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U18 AAA Steelers split pair in AFHL action

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Kindness Wins features new colour while giving back
Kindness is sporting a familiar green this year. The Lloydminster and District Co-op’s Kindness Wins campaign, entering its 16th year, has officially launched with proceeds from clothing sales supporting local initiatives. This year, the campaign’s typical pink is joined by the Lakeland College Rustlers women’s hockey team’s green. Read more: Lloydminster amends water agreement with…
Lloydminster amends water agreement with Cenovus
The City of Lloydminster has entered into an amending raw water supply agreement with Cenovus Energy. Read more: Rotary highlights local inclusion success story Specific details surrounding the agreement were not provided at the Jan. 19 regular council meeting when the item was presented. The city, however, says discussions between the two parties have led…
Barons place second in senior girls’ tourney
Welcoming an opportunity to face Alberta competition, the Lloydminster Comprehensive Barons earned silver in the process at the Holy Rosary Invitational senior high school girls’ basketball tournament. Read more: Barons’ effort makes coach ‘incredibly proud’ The Barons, who generally play against Saskatchewan teams, lost 76-38 to one of School Sport Alberta’s strongest 3A schools, the…
Chauvin farm boy Pickford eases the Storm
Just two weeks after joining the Grande Prairie Storm, defenceman Reily Pickford played in front of family members Friday night in Lloydminster as the Storm defeated the Bobcats 5-1 in AJHL action at the Hub. Read more: Shootout win skates Bobcats back on track It was a homecoming of sorts for the 18-year-old Pickford, who…
Column: The first mayor of Lloydminster
Lloydminster has had quite a few leaders in its 100-plus years of existence. Many have sat in front leading the charge for the often-confusing Border City. Read more: Column: The brain game While Dr. W.W. Amos was the first overseer of the city in 1903 and figures like George Exton Lloyd were regarded as early…