Some weeks, Dolly Parton just shows up uninvited in my brain and refuses to leave. This week was one of those weeks.

Enjoy this week’s editorial cartoon.

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

Canada’s men’s Olympic hockey team begins its quest for gold Feb. 12 vs. Czechia and, of course, this calls for a bold prediction: Canada will not win gold.

My column title comes from a quote by the podcaster Sarah Isgur, who said: “There’s a reason it’s called ‘Letter From a Birmingham Jail’ and not ‘Letter from a Birmingham Starbucks.’”

Teachers hear all kinds of comments from their students. One teacher was asked, “When did the world stop being in black and white and change to colour?”

Members of the Kindersley Klippers prepare breakfast for students and families at Westberry Elementary School last week.

The Prairie Crocus Quilt Guild in Kindersley continues to grow as millennials and baby boomers come together to share their love of quilting.

Deb Wooldridge marked 35 years as owner of Prairie Rose Floral last week, celebrating a milestone of serving the community with her signature creativity and care.

The quilters have been busy this winter and are sharing their warmth with others. Last week, the Laporte quilting group presented seventeen of their handmade quilts to the Kindersley Hospital.

Kindersley Klippers head coach Kyle Schneider will take his coaching experience to the provincial stage after being named an assistant coach with Team Saskatchewan’s under-16 boys team…

The Melfort Mustangs are proud to recognize Kerrobert’s Austin Shepherd as the team’s RBC Community Ambassador for the 2025 season.

The Denzil Recreation Board is seeking community volunteers to help support upcoming events and activities.

Homesteaders crowded around the Saskatoon land office in the early 1900s, waiting to claim land, but the majority of those pioneers were men.

Kindersley Mayor Ken Francis and town council are looking ahead to a busy 2026, with a focus on keeping taxes low while maintaining service levels and ensuring residents…

SASKATOON — TeleMiracle has announced four additional cast members for its historic 50th broadcast, adding nationally recognized broadcaster George Stroumboulopoulos…

The Welcome Wagon group has been visiting newcomers to Kindersley during the past year, and are waiting patiently for warmer weather when people begin to think about relocating.

A full house filled Elizabeth Middle School on Thursday evening, Jan. 29, as families gathered for the school’s annual Family Bingo night.

The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) is raising serious concern over Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada’s (AAFC) decision to close seven research sites…

For more than four decades, Captain Monte Sheppard has dedicated his life to service — first to Canada’s Navy and later to the young people of the Kindersley community.

Saskatchewan RCMP are investigating a series of break and enters reported across several central Saskatchewan communities earlier this month.

Saskatchewan’s energy and resources minister is promoting the province as a top destination for mining and energy investment during a multi-day visit to British Columbia and Alberta…

This letter is now in the hands of all Members of our federal Parliament. Poking around the internet looking for that illusive and sacred truth has become a time-consuming exercise in futility.

RM of Battle River — Saskatchewan RCMP have charged an Ontario man after seizing approximately 9.1 million illicit cigarettes during a traffic stop west of North Battleford earlier this month.

The Lavender Child is a beautifully unique and creative story with unforgettable characters and a plot that keeps readers intrigued.

SaskPower and the Saskatchewan government say they have begun a formal process to evaluate large nuclear reactor technologies as part of the province’s long-term electricity planning.

RCMP responded to a range of incidents across the communities of Unity, Wilkie and Macklin in recent days, including fraud complaints, traffic-related matters and requests for assistance.

From a small west-central Saskatchewan community better known for grain elevators than radar guns, Garrett Hawkins is steadily pitching his way toward baseball’s biggest stage.

Friday was a busy day for both the Sask West Hockey League and the Cross Roads Hockey Leagues as they both revealed award winners.

Well, here we are—already into February. How did that happen? February always brings with it that age-old question: will that furry little rodent see his shadow or won’t he?