Ten year old Kael Zelisko recently participated in the Children’s World Cup, which ran in conjunction with the 2018 World Traditional Karate-Do Championships that took place in St. John’s, Newfoundland…
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Having turned 80 years old this past August, Jim Stone has experienced much within his lifetime; however this past Saturday, Stone and his family had an opportunity to create an…
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Martensville Messenger photographer Braden Ottenbreit showcased some personal photos that he took during the SaskAmateur Photo Competition. Photos had to be submitted by September 30th and winners were announced on…
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Workers at Saskatoon Co-op locations continue their strike as negotiations between the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW) 1400 and the grocery store chain have yet to be settled. The…
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A Town Hall meeting was hosted by the RCMP in Martensville October 30th at North Ridge Community Centre. The purpose of this meeting was to invite the public to learn…
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Physical activity is an important part of everyone’s lives, and for the past year, the City of Martensville has been working alongside Saskatchewan In Motion and Partners for Physical Literacy…
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Local author Dianne Young recently partnered up with Pickles comic creator Brian Crane to create a children’s book called “Grampa, will you tell me a story?”. The idea for the…
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The Martensville Library hosted a Sphero Robotics program on Monday, October 22nd. The program is a registered program for kids 10-13 years of age. Sphero Robots are round robots that…
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We are taught as young children that if we are in an emergency situation, we call 9-1-1 and help will come. If there is smoke in the house, and the…
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The Martensville High School Choir has been hard at work perfecting their skills for opening night of this year’s performance “Once Upon a Mattress”. A cast of 14 members, along…