Weekly Report: Monday, May 16 to Sunday, May 22, 2022 inclusive. Please note all information below occurred within the time period above, unless otherwise noted.

SGI has begun to mail out approximately 603,000 rebate cheques to customers across Saskatchewan.

It’s seeding time in Saskatchewan, but one Madison area farmer chooses to put the seed in the ground using 60-70 year old equipment.

The Vesper Club in Brock is doing their part to keep the community spirit alive and well. The club has taken over the building which previously housed the Legion branch, as well as the Vesper Club.

A few local businesses have come together to create a drone video of the town, to show a bit of what we have to offer, and while doing that, raise funds for our local fire department.

Lots of fun, learning and laughter at the Elizabeth School diamonds last week!

Weaving together poems, journal entries, anecdotes and personal essays, Miss G and Me is a beautifully written memoir as well as an exploration of identity, culture, family and place.

Erin Pincemin is excited about her new role as Principal of Westcliffe Composite School in Marengo for the upcoming 2022-23 school year.

The NSRBL Kindersley Stallions are set to return to baseball action on May 24. The game was scheduled for May 19, but was postponed due to rain.

On Saturday, May 14, Team Saskatchewan ultimately lost to Team Ontario in the 2022 National Aboriginal Hockey Championships.

Andreas Schraft was having lunch and a much needed rest at Tim Hortons in Kindersley on May 17th.

A cool evening on Tuesday, May 17 didn’t stop players or spectators from enjoying themselves at a couple of ball games held in Dodsland and Plenty.

A recent post on Facebook said: “When I die, I know one of my grandkids will lean in my coffin and whisper: Can I play a game on your phone?”

The shift of seasons always brings a lot of feelings to light. On one hand, it’s great to be done with winter.

Approximately 10 kms west of the Town of Eston is the former community of Snipe Lake. Not much remains, but if you head south on the grid road, you will find this cairn…

This is an opportunity to celebrate the accomplishments of Vanessa Klassen, who grew up in Kindersley, along with her parents Deborah and Doug Klassen and siblings Cole, Bret and Charity.

This photo was taken as riders Garry Wagner and Collin Greenwald were approaching the Heck Livestock Association, located in the RM of Clinworth.

After many months of diligent work by the Board of Governors and Saskatchewan Education Leadership Unit search firm, Great Plains College has appointed dr. Brad Mahon as president and CEO.

The Kindersley and District Arts Council will be presenting their final performance of the season on Thursday, May 26th. Joe Trio may be the last performance of the season…

On the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month, the Wheatland Centre holds bingo. We had our very first pay out of $100.00 Bonanza Bingo winner.