Two benches on the dock at the Kerrobert reservoir give local anglers a full view of the community while they wait for a bite.

The catchy slogan "If it isn't a Jersey, it's just a cow" printed on a truck window caught my attention, so I gave the owner, Tracy Howe, a call.

Round bales dot the fields outside Kerrobert, with the town's water tower on the horizon. Every bale in this field is a week of feed for somebody's herd once the snow flies.

The schools in Kindersley started the new school year together by welcoming the students back prior to the first day of classes. On Monday, August 31, the Kindersley Junior Klippers…

Lorraine Hartsook was a welcome visitor to the residents of Caleb Village on Thursday afternoon. She had them all clapping, singing along and smiling as she sang…

KINDERSLEY – The Town of Kindersley began relining and rehabilitating the interior of its water tower on Aug. 26. Ahead of the work, the tower's water level was drawn down naturally…

A young visitor takes the wheel of a brand new Case IH tractor, already marked sold, during the third annual Meet a Machine event at the Kindersley Museum on Saturday, August 29.

A shelf cloud rolls over a ripening field near Pinkham on Friday evening as a thunderstorm pushed east toward Kindersley. Lightning lit up the sky as the system moved through the area.

This year the Kerrobert Library is celebrating its 100th anniversary. As they celebrate a century of stories, community and reading, the library is conducting a 100 Book Challenge.

Kids and adults from Eatonia, Leader, Richmound, Golden Prairie and Maple Creek joined up with the folks at Fox Valley for an end-of-summer carnival.

When the 2026 National Football League season kicks off this week with a New England-at-Seattle Wednesday night classic, the same quarterbacks who battled Feb. 8 in the Super Bowl…

This little tyke was out trying his new wheels on a beautiful summer day in Kindersley. Like any new driver, he had his parents close by to supervise…

Sheaf by sheaf, volunteers stooked the field adjacent to the Kindersley Museum, standing the cut bundles on end to dry ahead of threshing day.

Harvest advanced in west-central Saskatchewan despite more rain, and farmers in parts of the region are reporting above-average yields.

We often see public acknowledgement of significant one-time donations to various non-profit organizations. But the team at FoodMesh in Kindersley wants to acknowledge Pet Valu…

As a telegraph operator on the CNR over the years, some of our night shifts left us alone and sometimes strange things happened. I recall working at a block office (Chappell)…

KINDERSLEY – Kindersley RCMP are investigating a string of business thefts across the detachment area since Sept. 1 that investigators believe may be connected.

Sun West School Division has launched a concentrated recruitment campaign to attract more school bus drivers, a response to ongoing challenges filling driver positions…

The Kindersley Air Cadets held their open house Thursday evening, September 3 at the Kindersley Museum. It was a time for newcomers to get to know all about the program…

ROSETOWN – Rosetown and Kyle RCMP responded to an assault with a weapon, an impaired driving arrest and a run of thefts between Aug. 28 and Sept. 3.

When it comes to this trade war, placing export tariffs on our oil and potash is not a great idea. That was the thrust of Premier Scott Moe’s comments…

Unity RCMP charged a 38-year-old Cut Knife man with impaired operation of a motor vehicle following a traffic stop during the week of Aug. 25 to 31.

MARENGO — A 63-year-old Sylvan Lake, Alta. man died Tuesday afternoon following a collision on Highway 7 west of Marengo.

Watching students begin a new school year brought back fond memories for Connie Ness, a retired teacher. She spent her long and fulfilling career teaching the deaf for over 47 years…

It seems once September rolls around, everything gets turned up a notch. Kids are headed back to school, and with that comes all the extracurricular activities that go along with it.

The federal government is investing up to $3.1 million in a national effort to detect swine diseases faster and limit the damage when they hit.

A new report by Arthritis Society Canada, commissioned from the Canadian Centre for Economic Analysis, puts a comprehensive dollar value on the cost of arthritis in Canada…

Livestock producers hit by drought, excess moisture or flooding this year now have a first look at which regions qualify for a federal tax break.

Here's a riddle for you. Q: Why did the teacher wear sunglasses in her classroom? A: Because she had such bright students.

God put something in our souls that stretches ever upward to reach him. Consider the edifices we build in which to worship…