The Big 10-4 in Leader opened their outdoor concession on April 1. Only in Saskatchewan will people pull on their parka and boots, trek through the snow, and grab an ice cream to go.

A few weeks ago, the Bowden family from Kindersley headed off on their annual vacation to Panorama Ski Resort in B.C.

Eston Lions Club served up a pancake breakfast to students, teachers and bus drivers at Eston Composite School on Wednesday, March 29.

Work has begun on the Motherwell Recreation Area in Kindersley. In a few short months, residents and area visitors will be able to soak up the sun on the beach.

The Last Green Dragon is a magical tale of courage, mystery and adventure between two very unlikely friends.

There are times in grief where you just feel lonely. There are many suggestions and advice out there for combating loneliness.

Step aside, Ernie Richardson. Make room, Kevin Martin. Stand over there, Kevin Koe. Slide to the side, Randy Ferbey.

Sometime during the beginning of Marc, thieve(s) stole copper wiring from the Campus Energy worksite located in Marengo.

My brother is treating his stroke as a gift. Granted, he doesn’t always see it that way, but he is trying to mine it. His intention to use its lessons to enrich his life is admirable…

Someone once said, “History is the sum total of things that could have been avoided.” Those words could apply to a little-known piece of Canadian history from the mid-1960s.

Though the event may not be until June, Kindersley Rodeo organizers are hard at work getting things ready for their marquee event.

March of Dimes is a community-based rehabilitation and advocacy charity for people with physical disabilities.

The Eston Ramblers put up a fight, but ultimately couldn’t fend off the Kenaston Blizzards this weekend.

Leader’s talented Berk Jodoin performed at the Leader Arts Council’s Black Birds Sessions on March 25th. Joining Berk, were three Saskatchewan musicians…

The Eatonia Fire Brigade shared some exciting news. CEN (RM of Chesterfield, Eatonia and RM of Newcombe) Fire Protection Association is purchasing the former Focus building…

Canadian reporter challenges Biden on the hypocrisy of killing Keystone XL, but approving Alaska Willow Project last week.

Photos from April 27, 1983 edition of the Clarion, Kindersley Midget Elks and 1983 Legion Men’s Champions.

Northern Lights dance in the skies over Leader on the early morning of March 24.

The Kindersley RCMP conducted a town hall meeting Wednesday evening, March 22nd, at the Legion Hall in Kindersley.

The Kindersley Chamber of Commerce held its second annual Career Day on Wednesday, March 22nd, at Kindersley Composite School (KCS).