The Kindersley Legion Branch No. 57 is a busy place. An automated external defibrillator (AED) was recently installed in the Legion Hall…

On Friday, May 12th, the winners of the 2023 Better Newspapers Competition were announced. Publisher Kate Winquist received the highest honour in the photography category, capturing Photographer of the Year.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have a lengthy, distinguished legacy in our country’s history. They were established in 1873, just six years after Canada was created.

This week the Kindersley playschool kids discovered field trips are better with ice cream. Twice a day on Tuesday and Friday, the playschool groups…

Women are designed to flourish in every season of life. That’s the message Shelley Christian will bring to those attending the upcoming Women’s ‘Worth’Shop in Kindersley…

Saskatoon author, Leona Theis, presents “If Sylvie Had Nine Lives” (Freehand Books, 2020), a novel-in-stories that follows a woman through nine parallel lives…

The Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils (OSAC), along with Leader Arts Council, are proud to present Chris Henderson in concert at 7:30 p.m. on May 26 at the Leader Community Centre.

Kinley Hildebrandt is one of the youngest volunteers in Kindersley. For the past eight years, Kinley and her mom, Candis, have organized a toy drive for Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital.

Prairie author Samantha Van De Kerckhove’s love for drawing, painting and storytelling come together beautifully in her children’s book Lola’s Woolly Jumper…

Have you ever wondered what motivates citizens to volunteer in their community? Kindersley resident Sharon Haubrich offered her personal response.

It was a matter of right place, right time that got 39-year Blues artists Michael Charles to book a gig in Eston, Sk.

After a three-year absence, Liebenthal’s Country Music Hall of Fame returned on April 15th and 16th at the Liebenthal Community Hall.

The community of Eatonia places high value on music education, and the band program has been active for over 50 years. The band program was directed and maintained by the late Mr. Steve Mealey for 30+ years…

If you’re headed north on Highway 884 to Veteran, you’ll spot a headless horseman at one of the intersections. The life-sized figure is the workmanship of artisan Bill Powell…

Phases, a debut poetry collection by Saskatoon poet Belinda Betker, beautifully captures the stages and transformations of one woman’s life.

Vintage Marketplace tells the tale of a quaint tea house on a corner lot in Kerrobert. The two-storey building at 102 Bosworth Street provides the perfect setting for the market…

Brett Kissel is set to enjoy everything Kindersley has to offer, and he sees small-town shows as a wholly different experience.

Bamford’s Aprill 22, 2023 show is part of the Canadian Dirt Tour, in support of the release of his Fire It Up album. His origin is in Australia, but he grew up in Lacombe, Alberta.

Country recording artist, Brett Kissel will be performing at the West Central Events Centre in Kindersley on April 28.

For those who think this may be a book about math, it’s actually more about mandalas. Sacred geometry is the practice of attaching sacred meanings to certain geometric shapes and their architectural proportions.