Everything begins with just one idea: exactly how a project for the Eston Health Centre got underway. Last spring, Eston resident Helenka Bernard approached Jennifer Pittman…

It was a full house at the Kindersley Fire Department’s open house on Thursday evening, September 21st. Young and old were coming through the doors to enjoy the barbecue…

With impending retirements of many people in the trades, educating new tradespeople is of growing importance. But if you’re currently attending Saskatchewan Polytechnic…

The ladies at Kerrobert Seniors Centre were once again serving homemade pie on Wednesday afternoon at the Seniors Hall in Kerrobert.

A new dock was installed last week at the Kerrobert Reservoir. Volunteers from the Kerrobert Wildlife Federation completed the work Sunday, September 17th.

The Town of Kerrobert celebrated National Tree Day on Wednesday, September 20th by hosting a tree planting day at the Kerrobert Fairgrounds.

In Who Gets In: An Immigration Story, Norman Ravvin traces the route of his grandfather, Yehuda Yoseph Eisenstein, from Poland, across Canada to Vancouver…

The early 1900s was a time when ferries were being constructed in Saskatchewan. According to the history book entitled ‘A Past to Cherish’, one of the first of these…

For a second year, the Government of Saskatchewan is investing $250,000 in grant funding for organizations and community groups that serve seniors.

It would appear that we have some thieves in our community that have no community spirit or are just too stupid to realize what they have done.

On the morning of September 18, 2023, Cut Knife RCMP executed a search warrant at a residence on Little Pine First Nation as part of an ongoing trafficking investigation.

As the premier, minister and SaskPower officials have clearly indicated, if the federal Clean Electricity Regulations come to pass, this province has essentially no choice but to go big into nuclear.

The end of harvest is quickly approaching for many producers in the west-central region, with 92 per cent of harvest completed. This is ahead of the five-year average of 72 per cent.

Once again, it’s time for Kindersley’s annual Goose Festival. However, this year, it looks like the geese won’t be doing a fly-by for the festivities.

Goose Festival ‘51 is coming to Kindersley this week from Thursday to Sunday, September 21st to 24th.

A sports fan can’t turn on a televised sporting event these days without being bombarded by gambling-related commercials, urging the viewer to get in on the fun…

A restaurant’s sign read, “Buy one Fish & Chips for the price of two and receive a second Fish & Chips absolutely Free!”

I don't trust popular culture's take on what's important for all of us. I have zero desire to spend time and energy listening, watching and absorbing lurid details…

Enjoy this week’s comic strips and have a laugh!

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