The nationally recognized Pink Shirt Day usually occurs on the last Wednesday of February every year; however, this year, that date falls during the Family Week break…

One of the best things about your children attending a small school like Rossville, is knowing that when they enter those doors there are people there that truly care for them.

Kindersley RCMP reminds the public that fentanyl is dangerous – and it’s present in the Kindersley area.

Not only do humans benefit from a massage, but their pets do as well, which is why Glenda Jones opened her business, Charlie’s Place - Kennel & K9 Therapy, in April of 2021.

Telemiracle 46 is coming up March 5th and 6th, and the Kindersley Kinsmen and Kinette Club is getting ready!

Michelle Weber, Executive Director of the West Central Crisis & Family Support Centre, took time from her over-the-top busy schedule to give me a tour of the Centre’s future home.

“Will you be my Valentine?” - a traditional question posed on Valentine’s Day. Lois and Cliff Sherwin from Kindersley have been valentines for more than 60 years.

Dr. Kingsley Addo, MBChB, MPH, MFM, MCFP, is the newest member at the Kindersley Clinic. He arrived in Kindersley on February 5th from Edmonton, Alberta.

With the ongoing bad weather and recent icy roads Kindersley RCMP were kept busy this past week several reported collisions.

Sharon and Richard McLeod enjoy volunteering for Citizens On Patrol. Richard is Acting Vice President and also stands in for President, Mike Brewer, when he is unavailable.

Saskatchewan’s February public offering of Crown oil and gas rights held on Tuesday, February 1, 2022, has generated $6,144,244.42 in revenue for the province.

Kerrobert’s Brent Roszell is having the last laugh after winning $100,000 on his Crossword Multiplier Zing ticket. Roszell was watching television with his friends when he discovered his big win.

Private security cameras often capture images that can help police solve crime.

KAWS Animal Rescue has been a valuable non-profit organization in Kindersley for the past twelve years. KAWS stands for “Kittens Are Worth Saving”.

Scott Moe posted the following message on his Facebook page Saturday morning.

On Wednesday, January 26 at 5:13 pm, the Kindersley Fire Department was dispatched to a structure fire for mutual aid - aiding the Brock Fire Department at a structure fire on the corner of 3rd Avenue North and 1st Street West in the village of Brock.

“When one door closes, another door opens” is a well-known quote that has played out in real-time on the corner of Main and Railway in Kindersley.

Great Plains College president and CEO, David Keast, announced that he will be stepping down from his position and moving into retirement at the end of June 2022.

FoodMesh in Kindersley started working on the Retail Food Recovery Program in July of 2021. Its motto is “Give food a second chance.”

The Kindersley Legion Branch No. 57 officially has a new president. Jeannie Bylo was initiated in an official ceremony, making her the first female president of the Kindersley Branch.