Our journey began in the southern part of Vietnam, at Saigon. The city has a population of 10 million, and you take a slow walk of faith to cross the street as the traffic flows around you.

As I write this it almost feels like I am doing something wrong putting laughter in the same title as the word grief. It does raise some questions doesn’t it?

Leaves fall in autumn. The Leafs, meanwhile, traditionally do it in the spring. And it’s happened again.

During the past year or two our communities have welcomed many Ukrainian families into our midst. But did you know that Ukrainian traditions, culture and language have been preserved in this region for many decades?

A Fox Valley committee of ten members has been planning and fundraising for a new community hall for the past seven years, and now they are seeing the results of their hard work.

Volunteers play an essential role in our communities, and they’re often the ones who make things happen. The former mayor of Eston, Al Heron and his wife, Claire, not only know this to be true but have lived it out in real-time.

The Kindersley Library wrapped up all building projects conducted by Lego Club members last week. Librarian Michelle Yates, who supervised the activity, said it was their last meeting until the fall.

Producers have made substantial progress in seeding over the last week. Seeding is currently 38 per cent completed in the province, up 29 per cent from last week.

Whether we like it or not, agriculture must change to meet today’s challenges. I say this as someone who grew up on the farm near Watrous, Saskatchewan, and who loves farming…

The Victoria Day long weekend officially marked the beginning of camping season on the prairies. A picturesque camping retreat nestled in the river hills by the South Saskatchewan River, is Sandy Point campground.

U15 Boys Baseball and U15 Girls Fastball were in action on May 18. Perfect conditions and no smokey skies made for an enjoyable evening for players and spectators.

It was an absolute glorious night (except for the mosquitos) for a fun game of softball! The U9 girls from Eston travelled to Kindersley to play the Royals.

Oh, to have that kind of energy! Youngsters gathered at Westberry Field to have some fun and learn some soccer skills.

Kindersley RCMP are requesting the public’s assistance identifying a male involved in a fuel theft from the Kerrobert C-Store. On April 21, 2023 in the early afternoon a male went to the Kerrobert C-Store…

On behalf of the nurses at the Kindersley District Hospital we would like to sincerely thank RBC for their generosity and thinking about our community’s nurses.

If you want to know who the people are in your neighbourhood, visiting the Empress Community Garage Sale on Saturday, May 13th was a great introduction.

There are major events and projects happening in Saskatchewan that, when you sum it all up, will have profound impacts not only on the Saskatchewan economy, but national unity.

The avid sports fan —admittedly, I’m part of that constituency — loves the big events. Every month, seemingly, has its big games, its big events, its season-ending championships.

I’ve been carrying this quote around in my head for months now. It’s from “Black Elk Speaks, The Life of a Holy Man of the Oglala Sioux,” as told through John G Neihardt.

Someone said, “I received a phone call saying I won $35,000.00. To complete the transaction, they needed my bank details. Certainly, I replied. It’s a big building on Main Street.”