Saskatchewan worked together to organize ceremonies to raise the Métis Nation flag simultaneously in front of Saskatchewan RCMP Headquarters in Regina and the Saskatoon RCMP Building in Saskatoon on Louis Riel Day.

The massive dump of snow didn’t prevent twelve dedicated and faithful members from gathering for the annual general meeting of the Kindersley & District Plains Museum (KDPM) Tuesday evening, November 10th, at the museum.

Just like clock work, on the fourth Saturday afternoon of each month from September to May (except for December), Kindersley and area residents are invited to watch an entertaining movie at Sunset Theatre.

In spite of all the challenges set before them since March, Enlightened Dance Corp (EDC) has managed to keep on dancing.

After months of moving, shifting and renovating, Kids Blast launched its kick-off night at 7:00 p.m. on October 19th at its new location at 401 - 4th Avenue West in Kindersley.

The Prairieland Players met online recently and made the decision to cancel the 2020 Dinner Theatre fundraiser, for the first time in our 30 year history.

In my grade 12 year, I was eager to apply for university and more importantly, apply for scholarships to help pay for my university.

There’s nothing quite as appealing as good food and beautiful scenery. That combination is available at the Berry Barn located seven miles south of Saskatoon on Valley Road.

Remember the ancient nursery rhyme “Peter, Peter, pumpkin eater? He had a wife and couldn’t keep her. He put her in a pumpkin shell, And there he kept her very well.”

Valerie Finley of Luseland was recognized earlier this year by the Museums Association of Saskatchewan with an individual Award of Merit…

Great Plains College is pleased to announce the renewed financial commitment and support of MNP to the college and its students through the MNP Vern Neustaeter Memorial Scholarship.

With the closure of the Eatonia Legion branch a few years ago, the Kindersley Legion Branch #57 decided that they needed to remember the veterans that served and lived in Eatonia and area.

Prairie farmers are known for helping each other out, whether it’s being on hand to bring water to a field fire, or offering some much needed advice. A popular vehicle to deliver advice comes in the form of blogging.

A new family has moved to Eston, Saskatchewan. Juandre and Helenka Bernard and their two young sons left their home country of South Africa and arrived at Eston earlier in September.

Lenora Bews, who is a resident of Eatonia Oasis Living was recognized last week for her selfless acts of service and sacrifice during the Second World War! Thank you from all of us, Lennie!

Kindersley Mayor Rod Perkins accepts a cheque from the managers at Tim Horton’s. The total made from the Smile Cookie campaign was $4713.00 towards the local basketball and tennis courts near the Kindersley Aquatic Centre.

The Parkinson’s Super Walk proceeded, despite all the challenges that the year 2020 has brought. Nancy Kelley from Kindersley participated once again, just as she has for the past decade.

People from all over the globe call Canada their home, and Olga Bersotsky is one of those individuals. She and her husband and children reside in Kindersley.

The Kerrobert Recreation Board has received a generous donation from the Tiny Tot Playschool who closed their doors last year after serving the community for many years.

The volunteer Kerrobert Cemetery Committee is currently in the middle of an important project that has them placing a red maple leaf at each veteran / RCMP grave site to commemorate their service to our Country.