Vance Booth has been enjoying the past two years as a resident at Caleb Village in Kindersley, where he took time to share his memories of growing up near Herschel, Sask.

Zest of the West is returning to Kindersley on April 18 at the West Central Events Centre, bringing back a popular community event last held in 2018.

A major piece of medical equipment funded by community support has arrived at the Kindersley and District Health Centre, marking the result of a successful local fundraising effort…

The communities of Eatonia, Glidden, Kindersley and beyond are joining together to support Darryl Oomen, who is travelling to Saskatoon twice a week for emergency dialysis for the next six weeks.

The staff and volunteers at Kindersley Alliance Church invited children from pre-kindergarten to Grade 6 to Vacation Bible School during the Easter school break.

Taking advantage of spring break sunshine, this young rider rips across the field on a mini bike, sharing turns with his sister while Dad keeps watch nearby.

The Leader and District Arts Council is calling for community and business support as it faces rising costs, lower attendance and reduced funding after more than 40 years of bringing live arts to the community.

Young visitors kept busy at the Kindersley Library during Open Play Lego Day on Friday, with older kids heading upstairs to build and create while the younger ones enjoyed colouring…

The 1950s marked a decade of electrification in rural Saskatchewan. Seventy-five years ago, farms were being powered with electricity for the first time…

Award-winning country rock artist Teagan Littlechief will take the stage at the Norman Ritchie Community Arts Centre later this month, delivering a high-energy performance…

Glass panels surrounding a set of community mailboxes in the Rosedale subdivision were smashed last week, leaving debris scattered across the site.

The University of Regina Press is doing important work with their commitment to honouring the traditional languages, legends and cultures of Canada’s First Peoples…

More than 1,000 municipal representatives from across Saskatchewan are set to gather in Regina this week for the 2026 convention of the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association.

“I’ll be reading my book, Kiscwatisi: Be Kind, and having a discussion about how the book came to be,” explained Indigenous author Elizabeth Merasty.

A 37-year-old man from Scott is facing charges after allegedly resisting a peace officer and failing to comply with a release order during a traffic stop, according to Unity RCMP.

The Saskatchewan government has introduced a new grant program aimed at supporting small town and rural police services, with the Luseland Police Service set to receive $10,000 in 2026-27.

Saskatchewan’s energy minister will head to Ottawa next week to press for federal policy changes aimed at accelerating growth in the province’s helium sector…

Oil and gas rights in the Kindersley area generated more than $2.2 million in bids during Saskatchewan’s first Crown public offering of the 2026–27 fiscal year…

Kindersley RCMP say officers seized fentanyl, methamphetamine and heroin during a traffic stop in the west-central Saskatchewan town, leading to the arrest of four people.

Heritage Saskatchewan is calling for nominations for the 2026 Lieutenant Governor’s Heritage Awards, recognizing individuals, organizations and communities…

Women in west-central Saskatchewan will be able to get screened for breast cancer this spring and summer. The province will have two mobile mammography units touring Saskatchewan…

Police are investigating a theft of tools in Herschel as part of a series of calls handled by Rosetown RCMP over the past week. The theft was reported April 8, and remains under investigation.

CONSORT, AB - Police are continuing an extensive search for an 82-year-old woman reported missing earlier this week, with confirmed activity placing her in central Alberta the night she disappeared.

The surest sign winter was over on our farm wasn’t the calendar. It was the day Dad hauled the go-cart out of the barn. He built it during Easter break in 1970…

“Well, it’s one, two, three strikes you’re out at the ol’ ball game. Maybe. Maybe not. Let’s see what the ABS system says first before we send that batter back to the dugout.

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

Kids are often mini versions of their parents. When my kids were growing up, one of them looked at a childhood photo of his friend’s dad and said, “Wow! Your dad looked just like you!…

A 48-year-old Kindersley man is dead following a single-vehicle rollover Friday morning. RCMP said officers were called at about 8:45 a.m. on April 10 to the intersection of 15 Street West…

Residents at Prairie Branches take part in Easter egg decorating activities, creating colourful holiday crafts in a supportive, community-focused environment.