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A young girl from the Parkland will be one of the beneficiaries from this year's Little Valley Jamboree.
The Ste. Rose Roman Catholic Church is hosting their annual fall share and care garage sale fundraiser from 9am-6pm both today and tomorrow.
The Westman Community channel in Ste. Rose has received some prestigious hardware from the head of the company.

The Dauphin Kings looked like a team that had been off for over a week as they fell behind early and couldn’t recover in a 5-2 loss to the Selkirk Steelers Friday night.

Dauphin RCMP made two arrests and recovered four stolen ATV's along with 10 grams of marijuana and an undisclosed amount of Canadian currency this morning.
The RM of Dauphin is getting two new stop signs.
A not-for-profit production team touring the country, collecting and presenting stories from downtowns and main streets will be in Dauphin tomorrow.

The Dauphin Kings won their second straight game, defeating the Virden Oil Capitals 2-1 Friday night at Credit Union Place.

There are a couple layout changes for this year's street fair in Dauphin.

The Dauphin Kings are headed into the Manitoba Junior Hockey League playoffs on a high following a 4-1 win over the OCN Blizzard Wednesday night.

The Dauphin Kings suffered their first regulation loss in the pre season Friday night at Credit Union Place, dropping a 4-2 decision to the visiting Virden Oil Capitals.

Dauphin's MLA is in the constituency meeting recipients of Community Places grants.
No matter what party wins, Dauphin will definitely have a new MLA come the next provincial election.
If you've got a sweet tooth for a good cause, then supporting Barker School students is the way to go!
Students from Smith Jackson school collected toys and other items to donate to the Syrian Refugee Families
A study is being conducted by the Canadian Agricultural Human Resources Council into the kind of barriers women face when trying to advance in the industry.
The City of Dauphin is being provided up to $150,000 from the Manitoba Water Services Board for a study of the city's sanitary system.
The winner of this year's Dauphin and District Chamber of Commerce's storefront decorating contest had more competition to contend with.
Mountain View School Division says some progress has been made in its substitute teacher shortage, but work still needs to be done.
Another busy weekend lies ahead for Dauphin's Sue Lucas.