Regina – On Aug. 13, the Province of Saskatchewan announced $15 million in funding for development of agricultural technology, or agtech.

Titleist advertises itself as the company which produces the “No. 1 ball in golf.” The stats prove it; more PGA Tour players use the ball than any other, and it isn’t even close.

There is likely no question I get asked more often than this one: What ever happened to decency in politics? If nothing else, some four decades of close contact with a lot of politicians offers a fair bit of perspective on this matter.

I teased a teenaged male that he should try wearing a cologne that smelled like fresh baking because it might attract women. The young fellow smiled with utmost confidence and said, “I don’t need it. Women are already attracted to me.”

When Glenn Coon was a dormitory student he sometimes became depressed and discouraged. At these times he learned a reliable remedy for his malady.

I teased a teenaged male that he should try wearing a cologne that smelled like fresh baking because it might attract women.

Raise your glass! A thoughtful, anonymous person left a nice surprise for the staff at Eatonia Oasis Living last week. The cups say “2020 - Stay Strong. We are all in this together.”

The Kindersley Chamber of Commerce held a socially distanced meeting last Tuesday. Pictured above are (L-R) Chamber President, Rick Miller and Chamber Executive Director, Kevin Martin.

To help commemorate the occasion of the Courthouse’s 100th year, the Kerrobert Restoration Society is going to put some items in a time capsule to be opened in 2045.

During a 48-hour work shift at a Texas hospital in March, the exhausted Christian medical doctor, Richard Bartlett, a man with many years of experience, was silently praying.

Saskatchewan’s 27 school divisions have plans in place for the safe return of students and staff to the classroom in September.

The Saskatchewan Party government has been telling us for months now that COVID-19 means a “new normal” for all us.

Al Heron is a well known individual in Eston, who currently holds the office of Mayor. “We came back to Eston from being in BC, to look after Claire’s dad,” Al explained.

The following letter was submitted to us by Eston resident Lori Ries. She believes that the Town of Eston needs a full-time physician.

Kerrobert graduates have made a tradition of painting their names on the barn that sits along Highway 21 just west of the town.

In recognition of the 100th year of the Kerrobert Courthouse, a Courthouse Centennial Facebook Live Event is being held Saturday, August 29th at 2:00 p.m.

When I had assigned Joan Janzen to do a story about the Kerrobert Courthouse turning 100 years old, I had no idea that it would turn into so much more.

A team from Leader is participating in the Great Cycle Challenge during the month of August, to raise money for the SickKids Foundation, helping kids fight cancer.

Here’s a short riddle for you. Question: What do you call a dog that’s been run over by a steamroller? Answer: Spot.

Every summer campers gravitate towards The Eston Riverside Regional Park, and this year is no exception.