Well before customers enter her store, Nadine Bosch is already at work. Prior to unlocking the doors to Unbound Flowers and Design last week, she was busy making corsages so that later when she flipped the Closed sign to Open, she could better help her customers.

Lloydminster mail is moving once more, however, local postal workers have mixed emotions about being back on the job.

The Barr Colony Heritage Society starts planning Canada Day events in March, but even attendees at the Barr Colony Heritage Cultural Centre, Weaver Park and Bud Miller All-Seasons Park will have to do some planning for Friday.

CUPE Local 1015 members and the City of Lloydminster officially put pen to paper, signing a new collective agreement.

The donation announcement on June 27 might mean there’s some redecorating needed in the future for STARS air ambulance.

It’s been almost five years since Grant McGillis’  20-year-old son was fatally stabbed, but he never lost hope that someone would be held accountable for the murder of his child.

Enforcing distracted driving legislation in the Border City should get a little bit easier in September for Lloydminster RCMP.

Lloydminster residents had the chance last week to hear about the Premier’s Council for Economic Strategy.

It’s somewhat necessary to have a good sense of geography in order to keep up with Terry Bolland when he starts talking.

Anyone talking about the two new schools proposed for the Lloydminster Public School Division can stop referring to the buildings as “the new K-9 school” and “the new high school” now.