We were lucky to have the Park Program come for a visit this week at the museum! During their tour, we attempted to highlight some important people in Kerrobert’s history…

From the first sentence of his book, Carrying the Burden of Peace, author Sam McKegney poses questions big enough for all of us to embrace…

What is that raucous calling in the bushes? It may be a nest full of hungry Loggerhead Shrikes (a.k.a Butcherbirds)!

Eston's museum grounds were overflowing for the Prairie West Historical Society's annual Canada Day celebration.

On July 1st, The Town of Leader commemorated Canada Day with a celebration that included a bike parade, a flag raising ceremony and cupcakes…

Since the opening of Time Capsule last week, professional conservators were contacted and have informed the Kerrobert Courthouse Restoration Society on how to proceed with the artifacts.

In 2009 I reviewed Maureen Ulrich’s YA novel Power Plays—the first title in her Jessie Mac Hockey Series—and all these years later it’s been a pleasure to read her fourth…

Stacey Wolfe is a local Métis woman who discovered her passion ... advocating for her heritage, culture, traditions and family.

Stacey Wolfe hosted an interactive presentation with the children at Kinder Kollege to commemorate National Indigenous Day on June 21.

The children at Kinder Kollege were excited to learn about National Indigenous Day on Tuesday, June 21.

This summer, Wheatland Regional Library is challenging everyone get reading and help reach their goal of 1,000,000 minutes read!

Can anyone alive remember a time without TV? Not many people can. Soon enough, no one will remember a time without it. TVs and screens of every size will become part of our collective memory…

The community of Tramping Lake was a hub of activity on Saturday, June 11, when guests arrived from all over Saskatchewan and parts of Alberta to attend the 100th anniversary of St. Michael’s Church.

This powerful book is a must-add for your to-read list! In a nutshell, Assiniboia-based writer Julianne Heagy suffered a life-changing stroke on her 31st wedding anniversary.

The Town of Leader has recently introduced two audio tours: The Larger than Life Wildlife Sculpture Tour, as well as the Kids Wildlife Sculpture Tour.

These visitors from Regina enjoyed revisiting the Sandhills, a fun tour destination they remembered as children.

Growing up I heard stories about my grandmother's job as the postmistress of Krupp and of the acres of sunflowers planted by German farmers surrounding my grandparent's land just North of Fox Valley.

Blumenfeld heritage site held its annual pilgrimage on Sunday, June 12th. It was the first one held since 2019!

Burrowing Owls have completed their long journey back to the Saskatchewan prairies after overwintering in Texas and Mexico. Spring is underway and so is the Burrowing Owl’s breeding season!

Representatives of the Files Hills Qu’Appelle Tribal Council and Sun West School Division held a Pipe Ceremony…