Kindersley resident Eleanor Smith shared memories from her life, which began on May 5, 1926, in Aberdeen, Sask. “My older brother and sister were seventeen and eighteen years older than I…

The Salvation Army thrift store has been serving Kindersley and area for 25 years. According to an article in the April 12, 1989 issue of The Kindersley Clarion, the store opened its doors in early April, 1989.

The Major Rec Board hosted a successful Steak Shoot on Saturday, April 15th at the Major Community Hall. Doors opened at 5:00 p.m., when guests were invited to partake of a delicious steak supper…

The Elrose Museum was honoured to recently receive a collection of family military items from Brenda McCracken of Lacadena.

After a career season for Minnesota Gophers goalie Justen Close, the fairytale had an unexpected ending, as the team fell 3-2 in overtime…

A formidable past presence for the SJHL Iron Horse Kindersley Klippers is back as Head Coach and General Manager.

Kindersley product Jaxon Georget was honoured with a Rookie of the Year honour for his freshman outing with the University Of Alberta's Augustana hockey club.

Phases, a debut poetry collection by Saskatoon poet Belinda Betker, beautifully captures the stages and transformations of one woman’s life.

The second iteration of the Eston Bullarama in June is well into the planning portion. The event will be on June 17th, 2023…

Willi McCorriston is passionate about her involvement in Moms Stop the Harm (MSTH). As a member of the Board of Directors, she has been the Regional Director for Saskatchewan since 2019.

The six-month regular season of the National Hockey League has already determined the league’s best team (Boston Bruins), but it will take two months of playoffs…

Vintage Marketplace tells the tale of a quaint tea house on a corner lot in Kerrobert. The two-storey building at 102 Bosworth Street provides the perfect setting for the market…

Brett Kissel is set to enjoy everything Kindersley has to offer, and he sees small-town shows as a wholly different experience.

Bamford’s Aprill 22, 2023 show is part of the Canadian Dirt Tour, in support of the release of his Fire It Up album. His origin is in Australia, but he grew up in Lacombe, Alberta.

Today we ventured into the garden. Time to clear the rest of the sweet carrots buried over winter. To space the strawberry plants and spread the chicken shit.

The taxi driver was telling his passenger, “What I like most about my job is the independence. I’m my own boss. No one tells me what to do; I make my own decisions.”

Country recording artist, Brett Kissel will be performing at the West Central Events Centre in Kindersley on April 28.

The Kindersley Junior Klippers will expand junior hockey in the area in the 2023-2024 season.

With the arrival of warmer weather, the prairie rattlesnake will soon emerge from hibernation and become more active. Snakes on a Plain is pleased to announce rattlesnake safety training classes…

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