Volunteers at the Luseland & District Museum helped local children recreate childhood games from past generations. On Saturday afternoon, May 2nd, kids were busy drilling holes…

Cole Patton is a musician who wears many hats. "I perform on a pretty consistent basis with multiple shows every month," he explained.

A Kindersley Royals batter follows through on a powerful swing as the Leader Expos catcher drops to block the pitch during U11 action on a windy Friday evening in Kindersley.

Tammy Neumeier, MSR, and Nancy Charteris, board member, present a donation to Mark Knorr on behalf of the Kerrobert Credit Union in support of the Kinsmen Club…

High school students from across the Sun West School Division got a chance to learn about potential careers here last week. The school division held its Roads to Success career fair…

Picking the perfect bloom. Shoppers browsed a colourful selection of bedding plants supplied by a local Hutterite colony at the Kerrobert Seniors' Mother's Day Tea on Thursday, May 7.

The Wilkie & District Museum is in full swing for the 2026 tourism season. "The snow slowed us down, but it meant we could get some much-needed indoor chores done," said Secretary Phil Heilman.

This week is designated as Nurse's Week from May 11 to 17, celebrated annually during the week of Florence Nightingale's birthday on the 12th.

The students at D'Arcy Elementary School dazzled the crowd as they hit the fashion runway Friday afternoon. They celebrated Mother's Day by having some fun on the stage.

This team of Welcome Wagon volunteers is ready to greet new arrivals to Kindersley and the surrounding area. If you and your family have recently moved to town…

Staff, students, family and friends are extremely proud of Eaton School's Senior Band. The band represented Eaton School and the community of Eatonia at the Con Brio Sun Peaks Festival…

Dodsland's new outdoor batting cage is open for business, thanks to a generous donation from Richardson Pioneer and installation by OSY Rentals.

KINDERSLEY - Thirty grads were honoured at the Great Plains College Kindersley Campus graduation ceremony on Thursday evening, May 7, held at the Norman Ritchie Community Centre.

Farmers and ranchers who want to poison gophers using strychnine must complete an online course that’s now available.

A North West Central School Grade 10 student tries on full firefighter turnout gear during the PARTY program in Biggar on Thursday, May 7.

Joan Janzen spotted these vintage Dick and Jane readers at a museum, sparking memories of learning to read alongside Spot, Puff, Sally, Mother and Father.

FLAXCOMBE — Kindersley RCMP are investigating a two-vehicle collision on Highway 7 that sent one semi-truck driver to hospital with serious injuries.

CALGARY – Saturn Oil & Gas Inc. reported Q1 2026 operating and financial results on May 6, marking the seventh consecutive quarter of production exceeding analyst consensus.

The Town of Kindersley is reminding residents of their responsibilities for maintaining their properties this spring. Issues that property owners must address include overgrown weeds…

The province is increasing the number of people who can take medicine in our universities. Eight more first-year medicine students can be accepted at the University of Saskatchewan…

Do you remember dunking Dad's Cookies in a glass of milk? Those cookies were first produced in a factory in Regina, Saskatchewan. Production began in 1938 on Dewdney Avenue…

CALGARY –  On May 1 Gibson Energy Inc. announced the closing of its previously announced acquisition of Teine Energy Ltd.’s Chauvin infrastructure assets.

SWIFT CURRENT — The Prairie Quills Writers' Group will mark 25 years of celebrating words, ideas and community at the launch of its anniversary anthology May 20 at the Swift Current Lyric Theatre.

Canada is counting its residents again. The 2026 census of population and census of agriculture began May 4. Homes and farm businesses are receiving invitation letters by mail…

RCMP in Unity, Wilkie and Macklin responded to a variety of calls over the past week, including stolen property investigations, assaults, traffic incidents and mental health concerns.

I am having a hard time writing this column. Usually the words come. This time they don't want to. We lost one of my husband Robert's closest cousins today. Completely unexpected.

Canada's new governor-general has served as a judge in positions "that no Canadian had held before," a federal statement said. Louise Arbour worked as a judge…

To say the National Hockey League draft of 18-year-old players is an inexact science is stating the obvious. It’s more like a crapshoot.

There is a different kind of pain that comes after losing someone who was ill. When you are the caregiver, there are long days of trying to hold everything together while, at the same time…

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