The Town of Luseland council heard an update on their economic development position, which appears to be working out quite well. The report was made at the May 19 regular meeting of council.

The Town of Leader is looking forward to a busy summer and has all of its extra staff in place too. Town council approved summer staff wages at their regular meeting May 19.

The Town of Luseland appeared to have mixed feelings about a recent funding boost its police department received. The mayor of Luseland related the information…

The R.M. of Mariposa lobbied strongly for a place in the federal government's 2026 strychnine program and the work appears to have paid off.

As I look up from my office desk, I see the beautiful greenery of a succulent plant. No, it wasn't purchased from one of our area greenhouses.

It was not a great start for the new management regime for the Toronto Maple Leafs. Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment (MLSE) president and CEO Keith Pelley fired general manager…

I started writing this just before Mother's Day, as both an acknowledgement of all the ways I have been nurtured and nourished over the years by the women in my life.

Enjoy this week’s editorial cartoon.

Enjoy this week’s comic strips and have a laugh!

I have a confession to make. I don't watch any of the talent shows. But a friend posted a clip of the recent American Idol winner, so I took a minute to listen.

The Town of Kindersley approved a tender for substantial work to the water tower this summer. The resolution to approve the roughly $1.2 million tender was passed at the May 11 regular meeting.

Two Kindersley Playschool kids led the pack outside the Kindersley Co-op Food Store on Wednesday morning, with classmates and teachers lined up behind for the adventure inside.

A young winner hauls home a prize-packed basket from the Kerrobert Composite School gymnasium at Spring Bingo on Sunday, May 10.

A Kindersley Royals pitcher and catcher talk strategy on the mound during U13 baseball action against the Rosetown Angels on Wednesday, May 6.

Can broken toys be transformed into pieces of art? The Grade 4 students at Westberry Elementary School proved it can. This is the second year students have brought their broken toys to school…

Eston's Little Free Pantry received a $5,000 Stomping Grounds Grant from Adama Canada, a chemical company associated with Emerge Ag Solutions.

FUTURE STARS OF THE DIAMOND. A large crowd of parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, siblings and friends turned out Wednesday evening at the Elizabeth School ball diamonds…

Lorraine Hartsook brought joy to the residents at Caleb Village with her award-winning musical entertainment on Friday afternoon.

A Kindersley Royals batter connects during last Wednesday’s home game against Outlook. The game finished up before the wind and rain came later in the evening.

The Leader Library invited all babies born from May 2025 to May 2026 to join their moms at the library's annual Baby Blitz on Wednesday morning, May 13.

Luseland District School's Elementary Drama Production took the stage Wednesday, May 13 with The Ever After, a fairytale tell-all where Snow White, Cinderella and a frog-turned-prince…

Const. Ty Kohlman of the Luseland Police Service joined Delta Co-op staff at the Luseland Bike Rodeo. Every child went home with a prize and two lucky students rode away on brand new bikes.

If you happen to be in Luseland, be sure to check out the beautiful art exhibit on display at Luseland Library's art gallery. Marilyn Zunti's artisan collection of handmade bird houses…

Pool's almost ready. Members of the 2026 lifeguard crew get the front office at the Luseland Credit Union Community Swimming Pool in shape for the season on May 13.

The rain that fell Thursday, May 14 was a welcome sight across the parched west-central landscape. The howling winds that came with it were not.

Former Kindersley resident Ron Lamont recalled the town's roundhouse was a very busy place when he came to Kindersley in 1949. The roundhouse had at least nine stalls.

Sixteen young entrepreneurs showcased their homemade products at Eston Composite School on Wednesday afternoon, May 13. The Grade 5 Power Play Young Entrepreneurs…

Members of the Catholic Women’s League gathered in Rosetown on May 4 for the 90th Saskatoon Diocesan CWL Convention hosted at St. Theresa Parish.

A four-up team of Clydesdales pulls a vintage seed drill across freshly worked ground, demonstrating how prairie farmers put in a crop before tractors took over the field.

Newspaper archives from 1982 revealed a local resident's blast from the past. As a hot air balloon pilot, Kindersley resident Laura Wyman was familiar with the loud hot blast of flame…