The Leader Girls Gone Gazelle (GGG) Run/Confidence Club Program capped off their eight-week commitment with a graduation celebration on June 25th.

The religious historian Huston Smith prefers to think of luck as grace. Well then, my first summer in Val Marie I was graced with Heather Richardson as a neighbour.

We’ve all heard the old adage, “history repeats itself”, to which someone added their own comment ... “and every time it does, the price goes up.”

Stacey Wolfe is a local Métis woman who discovered her passion ... advocating for her heritage, culture, traditions and family.

Pam Lyons of Kindersley recently won a well-deserved Zone C Kinette of the Year award for 2021-2022. Her fellow Kinsmen and Kinettes describe her participation in the club as jumping in with both feet.

Stacey Wolfe hosted an interactive presentation with the children at Kinder Kollege to commemorate National Indigenous Day on June 21.

The children at Kinder Kollege were excited to learn about National Indigenous Day on Tuesday, June 21.

Ernie Weimer was born in January of 1941, in Leader, Saskatchewan. As a youth, Ernie loved the game of baseball, however, he excelled in track and field as well.

Blair Bosch started his career and passion for baseball as a 12-year old boy in Fox Valley, Saskatchewan. He would walk 5 miles to town and back to play in the Little League baseball team from 1970 to 1973…

On June 9th, prior to Sarah Hagen’s musical comedy performance of “Perk Up, Pianist!” at the Leader Community Centre, President Treena Redman, on behalf of the Leader and District Arts Council…

The Grade 6 students from Eston Composite School, along with their teacher Ms. Vanessa Friesen, recently enjoyed a visit with the residents at the Eston Manor, as part of the Better Together initiative in Eston.

Kindersley Wheatland Regional Library welcomed more than 50 children, along with their teddy bears and their families, to a Teddy Bear Picnic, on June 25, in front of the library.

This summer, Wheatland Regional Library is challenging everyone get reading and help reach their goal of 1,000,000 minutes read!

There was rain through all regions of Saskatchewan this past week, with some areas seeing higher amounts of localized precipitation.

Great Plains College has achieved full Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) and Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) grant eligibility status.

On Friday, June 24th, the Town of Leader celebrated the much-anticipated Grand Opening of the Sandhills Credit Union Marketplace.

What an exciting night we had! Despite the rain, the Kerrobert Courthouse Restoration Society put on a great function with nearly 200 people in attendance.

CF Meridian in Kindersley joined Grade 5 students from Elizabeth Middle School on Thursday, June 23, for an exciting entrepreneurship fair!

Can anyone alive remember a time without TV? Not many people can. Soon enough, no one will remember a time without it. TVs and screens of every size will become part of our collective memory…

On June 21, 2022 at approximately 6:30 a.m., Rosetown RCMP received a report of a group of suspicious vehicles travelling close together on a local grid road at a high rate of speed.