The Kindersley history book noted the first fire brigade meeting was held on Tuesday, December 5, 1910, at which time the fire brigade was formed.

The history of Cabri and district was recorded in the book “Through the Years”. There it noted there were many fires in Cabri throughout the years…

For more than 100 years, women have been an integral part of Canada’s military history. During the First World War, Madeleine Jaffray (1889 – 1972)…

It’s not uncommon for children’s authors to transform a scenario from “real” life into a story for a picture book, and sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t.

What the Saskatchewan German Council undertook with this labour-of-love book is to be applauded!

The Kindersley and District Arts Council’s line up for the 2022-2023 season includes performances from Twin Flames on Tuesday, November 15…

On Saturday, November 26, 2022 we will be hosting our annual Rotary Casino Night, a great evening of food and entertainment at the Kindersley Inn.

Grandfather’s Reminder is a warm and relatively simple contemporary tale with an “oral storytelling-feel,” but it is an ambitious undertaking: aside from its gentle teaching…

“Tonight, you are the jury. You are the adjudicators, and I want you to decide what you would compensate them. How would you quantify this?” asked Tony Stevenson.

Devon Coles’ Garden Gallery at 417 Main Street has been operating in Kindersley for many years. His photography, framing, pottery and art classes for children have been a welcome addition to our community.

After being absent for a few years, Leader’s annual trade show was again up and running. The Leader Chamber of Commerce hosted the event at the Leader Community Hall…

Wheatland Regional Library is honoured and excited to continue their partnership with Tony Stevenson to share his knowledge on the impact and legacy of residential schools in Canada.

Conserving the Legacy is a physically powerful book. Weighing in at just shy of a hefty one kilogram, it packs a wallop.

What would it be like to meet someone for the first time after having corresponded for 68 years? Fay Fairs from Eston answers that question through her first-hand experience.

Diana Koenning from Cudworth, Sask. is returning to her hometown of Plenty, SK, to give a reading from her new book “Silently Said - A Journey Through Illness and Addiction.”

The Canadian Civil Defence Museum Association conducted tours of the Canadian Forces Station (CFS) Alsask dome on Sunday, September 4th.

Luseland and District’s Museum held a fall fair on Saturday, September 10th. Participants were invited to submit their entries in various classes, which included vegetables, handwork…

An attentive audience listened to Amy Willans share her personal account of “Triumph of the Spirit” at the Kerrobert Courtroom Gallery on Thursday evening, September 8.

Walter Becker from Kindersley celebrated his 99th birthday on Friday, August 26th. Now a resident at Caleb Village, Walter recalls growing up on a farm near Eatonia.

Home gardeners are busy harvesting their produce. As in generations past, a new generation of gardeners has emerged, many choosing to can their vegetables and fruit.