Major’s history book “Where the Meadowlark Sings” recalls Celebrate Saskatchewan Days which took place in Major, Sask. in 1980.

When German -Canadian artist, Fritz Stehwien, arrived in Saskatchewan in 1968 he was enchanted by what he saw and began painting and sketching whenever he could.

The Better Together group in Kindersley recently contacted Elizabeth Middle School, asking if any students would like to have a senior at Caleb Village as a pen pal.

Between March 15 and March 21, the Kindersley and District Music Festival Committee was proud to host our 59th Music Festival.

The Saskatchewan Archaeological Society (SAS) hosts their 59th Annual Gathering in Kindersley from April 8th to 10th. The SAS is a non-profit organization whose mission is to connect people to Saskatchewan’s past.

The Eaton Board of Trade was founded in 1918, only weeks after the first settlers arrived on the present townsite.

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Get ready for a uniquely energetic and uplifting fiddling and step-dancing group! The Fitzgeralds will be performing at the Leader Community Centre on Monday, April 4, at 7:30 p.m.

JackPine Press has been challenging traditional ideas re: what constitutes a book since the press’s inception, and with Table for Four, written by the four-poet collaborative Eccentric Crops…

The 2nd year of the Girls Gone Gazelle (GGG) Run Club gets underway on May 6th in the Town of Leader. The All-Girls Running and Confidence Club is an eight-week program for female athletes, ranging in ages from 9 to 12 years old.

The Kerrobert Wheatland Regional Library is excited to announce they have been awarded a $2500 grant from Macro Properties through the Saskatoon Community Foundation.

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In 1920, just after the village of Eatonia was incorporated, a weekly newspaper called the Eatonia Enterprise went to print.

Fact, Fiction, & Fantasy can be best described as a delightful reminder of the great things that can be achieved with community, teamwork, and passion.

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As you drive through the Village of Mendham, you’ll notice a prominent sign that reads: “Dedicated to the Pioneer Families of Mendham, St. Anthony’s Parish and 1914 Oblate Fathers…

In November of 2019, Staci Mysko began offering her services as a registered acupuncturist in Kindersley one day a week.

I have a special interest in reviewing “first” books, in part because it’s been thirty-one years since my own first book was published, and though I’ve followed up with another dozen titles, I still meet folks who claim they liked my first book best.

The Bromantics are a Saskatchewan six-piece 1950’s tribute band. They performs timeless music from the 50’s and 60’s, and they’re performing in Kindersley on Friday, March 18th at the Norman Ritchie Community Centre.

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