Everyone loves a parade! The Kindersley Composite School Class of 2023 made their way through the streets of Kindersley after the formal ceremony on Saturday, June 24.

The beginning of July means the start of summer for many families, as school is out and family road trips and sunny days on the beach begin.

Every once in a while a book comes along that you didn't know you needed but you do. You Are Enough is that book for me.

Matt Dickson started his journey in Vancouver and is peddling across Canada on his bicycle.

If you haven't had a chance to tour Eatonia's Heritage House, it is a must see this summer! I had the pleasure of taking these photos on June 24th when I was down for the Show & Shine.

Kindersley Wheatland Library invited children to bring their teddy bears and their families to a Teddy Bear Picnic on Saturday afternoon, June 24th, at Baker Park.

Residents at Caleb Village in Kindersley were excited when Socrates Petting Zoo pulled into their backyard for a visit on Thursday, June 22nd.

Elizabeth Middle School’s gym was filled with quality products supplied by PowerPlay Young Entrepreneurs on Tuesday, June 20.

Thursday,  June 22, 2023 Vanessa Klassen held her Kindersley Studio Summer Recital at the Kindersley Alliance Church.

Seagull Island: kiyāsko-miniscikos is a beautiful children’s book that celebrates traditional life and blends English and Cree to create a captivating tale of family and their deep connection to nature.

The Eston Rodeo Committee hosted their 2nd Annual Bullarama on Saturday, June 17.

Eston kicked off its summer activities in style from June 9-11. Lots of activities for the entire family to enjoy.

Due to popular demand, the pig roast at Alsask has become an annual event. Members of the Alsask Drop Inn Centre were so pleased with the success of last year’s event…

The Great Sandhills Museum and Interpretative Centre in Sceptre, Sask. holds a wealth of interesting treasures. Each classroom of the former school building contains a different theme.

The annual Wild West Daze weekend was once again a highlight in 2023 for residents of Leader and surrounding area.

If you were in the Town of Kindersley on Saturday, you may have seen “Bushman Art” who is hiking across Canada to promote mental health awareness and suicidal prevention.

Books by multi-genre writer and University of Regina professor of English Michael Trussler make a mark.

Tourism Saskatchewan's annual ExploreSask Photo Contest is officially underway and accepting entries as of June 14. Enter photographs or videos of your favourite Saskatchewan adventures…

“Everyone needs volunteers!” The words were spoken by Eston resident Loreen Buskell, an avid volunteer and full-time employee at Eston Sheet Metal.

Kindersley Composite School took to the streets last week to celebrate Pride Month, holding their annual Pride Parade.