Scott Kopperude officially began his role of pastor at St. Olaf Lutheran Church, located at 807 - 3rd Street West, Kindersley, in January of this year. However, he has been preaching there since last June.

Westberry Elementary School is raising funds for a new and exciting project. Principal Chris Oscar said although their plans are at the earliest stages, soon they will be submitting a plan to the Sun West School Division for an outdoor classroom.

The Rural 44 Water Public Utility plans to begin construction in May. Division 2 Councillor, Lisa Oakland, holds the lengthy title of Project Liason for the Rural 44 Water Public Utility project.

While most people are hiding out in the safety of their homes, Eatonia area resident Jenny Hagan is braving the elements and enjoying every minute of it.

Acting on a call from a community member Kindersley RCMP responded to a report of a suspicious person.

The Village of Dodsland is pleased to have been the recipient of a grant from The Municipal Economic Enhancement Program (MEEP). Saskatchewan municipalities that submitted and had their project plans approved by the Ministry of Government Relations could access funds from MEEP.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is alerting the public of an increased risk of COVID-19 variants of concern (VOC) in multiple communities in the southwest/westcentral areas, including Outlook, Rosetown, Kindersley, Maple Creek, Swift Current, Davidson, and Moose Jaw and surrounding areas.

Kinley Hildebrandt and her mom Candis have been collecting toys for the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital for six years. “The toys are given to children who are admitted to the hospital. The toys are used to help pass the time, for therapy, and as prizes for bingo nights,” Candis explained.

Folks in Kerrobert and surrounding area are happy to have the added convenience of a flower shop in town now that Lori Knorr has expanded her business.

On April 25, 1981, the Kerrobert Kinsmen formed the K-40 and K-ette clubs. The following is a little bit of information about who and what a K-40 (for men) or K-ettes (for women) clubs are.

The southern prairies see greater than 2,400 hours of sunshine annually, compared to between 1,200 and 2,000 hours in the rest of Canada. It may not seem like it at times, but the prairies typically see some sunshine about 320 days every year.

Between April 5th to April 11th, 2021, Kindersley RCMP responded to 43 calls for service*.

Town Council held their Regular Meeting on Monday, April 12, 2021. The following agenda items were resolved.

Cheryl Mullock of Intuitive Interiors in Eston enjoys operating out of their newly built shop at 137 - 2nd Avenue East. Initially, Cheryl had set up a shop in her basement, with plans to build a shop at a later date.

If you take a drive around Kindersley, you’ll notice there are “sold” signs that have been popping up around town throughout the winter months and continuing into spring.

A power pole that caught on fire on Thursday, April 8, kept SaskPower crews busy just outside the Kindersley Mall location. This was not the only cause for power outages in the area.

St. Andrew’s United Church in Eston has been blessed with Barb MacNaughton as a Minister and friend. Barb and her husband Jim, who also ministered in Elrose and Kyle, have decided to move back to their home province of Nova Scotia to be closer to family.

The arrival of spring and warmer weather has inspired people to get out of their homes, venture outdoors, and do some yard work. Locals also anticipate a game of golf, going fishing, hiking and exploring some of the local tourist sites.

March 28, 2021, marked a special day for Paul Thompson of Eston, Sask. This was when he was the recipient of a Quilt of Valour from the Quilts of Valour Canada Society.

Around 6:00 p.m. on April 6, 2021, Kindersley RCMP responded to a single vehicle collision on Highway #21 approximately 2 kilometers south of Kindersley.