Kerrobert’s Welter named Chair of APAS Task Force
The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) is pleased to announce the launch of the Rural Connectivity Task Force.
Kerrobert Cemetery projects
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.
Saskatchewan giving $70.3 million to municipalities for COVID-19 relief
REGINA – On Sept. 9 The provincial government announced the distribution of $70.3 million to municipal governments to help out with COVID-19 pandemic relief, as Saskatchewan’s portion of the federal Safe Restart Canada Plan.
Council approves cannabis store location
Kindersley town council has approved the go-ahead of a Cannabis Retail Store located at 208-12th Avenue East. The decision was made at the Regular Meeting of Council on August 24.
Eatonia Oasis Living String Art
We are always happy to see new pictures of the residents of Eatonia Oasis Living.Last week they tried their hand at String Art. So much fun!
Safety plans in place for local schools
Students across the province will be going back to school on September 8, and it will undoubtedly look a lot different than in previous years due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bonanza Drilling fined $50,000 for worker’s fall off drilling rig
ROSETOWN - Brooks, Alberta-based drilling rig company Bonanza Drilling Inc. pleaded guilty to one count under The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, 1996 in Rosetown Provincial Court on August 13, 2020.
Kindersley Legion’s annual Poker Rally and Toy Run support’s great cause
The Kindersley Legion will be hosting their 4th Annual Legion Poker Rally, and Toy Run on Saturday, September 5th, when bikers will gather at the Legion Hall, where they will drop off their donated toys.
Things are better than expected, full recovery to take until 2022
REGINA – Saskatchewan’s fiscal state has improved since it released its budget in the earlier days of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Kerrobert Recreation Report
Summer is winding down, but the weather looks great as we head into September. We hope that the flower pots continue to bloom a little longer and that the weather cooperates for our farmers.
Great Plains College receives funding
Great Plains College has received $74,200 in one-time federal funding that will benefit nearly 150 students and their families with the provision of laptops to support their educational goals.
Housing market in Kindersley remains stable
While driving down the streets of Kindersley, you may have noticed a considerable amount of houses for sale.
Missing 28-year-old male
The Swift Current Municipal RCMP is asking for the public’s assistance in locating 28-year-old Denny Ristine, who was last seen on August 16, 2020 in Swift Current.
A mom tells her story in “How Many Labels Does One Child Need?”
It all began when Tara Mardian thought, “Maybe I should write my story,” and that thought resulted in her penning the book entitled “How Many Labels Does One Child Need?”
Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association Board of Directors Elections
Each year, the Saskatchewan Cattlemen’s Association (SCA) holds board elections in alternating districts. The terms of the representatives in districts 2, 3B, 5, 7 and 9A are all up for renewal in 2020.
Hometown girl rescues heritage building
Residents in Eston were excited to see a sign go up at 205 Main Street announcing Dr. Nickey Knight’s dental office will be opening soon.
RU Recovery Program offers encouragement and support
Everyone has experienced challenges during the last six months, but Scott Holloway from the RU Recovery Program - Kindersley Chapter has seen first hand the impact the shut down had in the community.
Investment attraction portfolio is Kindersley Chamber’s latest project
The Kindersley Chamber of Commerce has been busy working on creating an investment attraction portfolio for the community.
Extra fire water is in the field
Trevor Aylward from Rosetown has been busy lately, but he’s not taking credit for the new idea that’s kept his portable metal fabrication business, ILL Beads Metalwork busy.
Pipeline reclamation nears completion
In western Saskatchewan, small crews will be conducting ‘deficiency-warranty work’ along the Line 3 project right-of-way