The Kindersley Kobras found themselves down early in their conference playoff game against the Unity Warriors, but they didn’t quit.

The Eston Lions Club celebrated its 75th anniversary Saturday evening, October 22nd at Eston. Approximately 80 guests enjoyed a catered meal, followed by guest speakers.

It turns out Charlie Brown isn’t the only one who believes in the Great Pumpkin. The winners, of the 5th Annual Pumpkin Growing Competition at Leader, Sask. displayed their ‘great pumpkins’ for the judges.

With the release of Saskatchewan Chief Electoral Officer Michael Boda’s final report on the 2020 provincial election, SUMA is once again calling for a change to the municipal election date…

The results from September’s Traffic Safety Spotlight show that police issued 4,887 tickets for various speeding offences…

The Pickle in Grandma's Fridge is a children’s book written by Elena Bentley and illustrated by Tonia Laird. It has a grandma, a fridge, and a fuzzy green pickle…

Join Art Gallery of Swift Current and Thistledown Press for an evening of readings featuring David Carpenter, author of I Never Met a Rattlesnake I Didn't Like…

On October 18th Luseland Police Service along with Kindersley RCMP responded to several 911 calls of a boat being stolen from a local resident.

Darlene May from the Royal Purple in Kindersley was raising awareness on Purple Thursday (October 20) in front of the Co-op Food Store.

Ruby’s Camping Adventure is a gorgeously illustrated adventure story with a great message for children of all ages.

People in rural communities who are accustomed to driving long distances to enjoy quality entertainment are about to be pleasantly surprised.

People in Kerrobert and surrounding districts were pleased to hear that Curtis Murphy was inducted into the University of North Dakota (UND) Sports Hall of Fame.

Roxanne Atkinson and her playschool groups toured the Kindersley Coop grocery store on October 13 & 14. Before they entered the deli the kids were required to wear hair nets.

Betty Seidel has called Caleb Village her home for the past two and a half years. She has enjoyed a long life since her birth date on May 14, 1928.

The city of Swift Current has approved a motion to establish a municipal library in Swift Current. While the current public library operates under the Chinook Regional Library system…

Leader & District Arts Council is a not-for-profit organization that strives to bring world class arts and entertainment to the Leader area.

There’s no doubt about it; Cheryl Ehresman from Liebenthal-Fox Valley area, loves playing softball!

Last night I dreamt I was lost in Grasslands National Park. And I didn’t have cell reception! Big deal, I said upon waking.

Recently a teacher took her class to the library, and found one of her students reading his favourite genre ... cookbooks.

Peter Pakosh was born on June 11, 1911, and raised on a farm southwest of Mikado, Saskatchewan. Following high school in Canora, Peter attended engineering college in Winnipeg…