The Eston Composite School students have raised an astounding total of $12,114.80 throughout September! There were classroom challenges involved and incentives for students to raise $200 or more.

CABRI – Krystal and Shelby Prokopchuk from Cabri, Sask. invited an exchange student from Brazil into their home at the beginning of the school year. Grade 11 student Julia Francelino dos Santos arrived in Canada on September 4th from Coronel Vivida…

KINDERSLEY – Everyone is invited to join the Kindersley Royal Purple at their first Care Bag Walk on October 17th. President Darlene May will be there to greet you at the Beach…

The Sunset Theatre is getting a bright new makeover, as crews from Bumblebee Stucco and Stone work from ladders to finish a fresh coat of turquoise on the building’s facade.

Here’s a question for all our Baby Boomer readers: How many photos were taken of you during your first year of life?

DODSLAND – Ever wonder why your organization’s grant requests never get answered? Learn the art of applying during a free Rivers West grant writing workshop at Dodsland. Participants must register by noon Wednesday, Oct. 14.

Dry weather continued throughout much of Saskatchewan recently, allowing western farmers to nearly finish harvest. Farmers in both west-central and southwest Saskatchewan had combined 92 per cent of their fields as of Oct. 5…

New York Jets have been terrible in the National Football League over the last 10 years. Chicago Blackhawks have sullied the team's long-term reputation with putrid National Hockey League play over the same stretch.

There were 44 active or moving drilling rigs in Saskatchewan on Tuesday, Oct. 6, according to Canadian Association of Energy Contractors data published by RiggerTalk.com.

KINDERSLEY – The Town of Kindersley council approved a change to its zoning bylaw and began the process to change another part of it. The resolutions were passed at the Sept. 28 regular meeting of council.

Unity, Wilkie and Macklin RCMP laid charges against three people between Sept. 29 and Oct. 5, including impaired driving, shoplifting and assault.

In October, government agencies, medical professionals and organizations like the Canadian Cancer Society join forces for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Some of the best things in life walk right through your front door because they’ve run out of printer ink. Let me explain. On September 14, a lovely South African woman…

Having just celebrated Thanksgiving, I’m reminded the occasion is not only about getting together with family and friends and eating a lot of good food.

March, 2001. With a bellyful of butterflies, I sat before an editor’s desk and handed over a folder. It held ten 500-word columns and a proposal to write a new one each week…

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

LUSELAND – Luseland resident Edie Gillis shared excerpts from her recently completed memoir Good God on Thursday, October 1 at the Luseland Library.

DENZIL – The Village of Denzil will be celebrating its new water infrastructure Oct. 9 with an official ribbon cutting for its new $1.3 million water plant and water well.

KERROBERT – The Kerrobert Courtroom Gallery opened its newest exhibition on Oct. 4 with "The Forgotten," a collection of paintings by artist Jessica McNichol. An opening reception was held at the gallery at 1 p.m. that afternoon.

The "Comeback Tour" Saskatchewan Student Leadership Conference (SSLC) 2026 was held September 23rd to 25th in Nipawin. A total of 550 student leaders and advisors came to the conference.