Good day, Kindersley news. I read with great interest the article written by Joan Janzen. It is about which journalists are talking to locals.

Saskatchewan RCMP continues to work to maintain public safety in Richmound, SK.

In recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, a former Kindersley/Coleville resident stepped forward to share her personal story.

The Government of Saskatchewan has proclaimed October as Foster Families Month to celebrate the many contributions of foster families across the province.

If you run a business, your benefits program is a key factor in recruiting employees and, above all, retaining them. Offering high-value benefits to your workers goes a long way…

The Canadian Foodgrains Bank (CFGB) welcomed Grade 7 and 8 students from the area to Harvest Day 2023 at Pattison Ag on Thursday, October 5th.

I truly feel that someone who hasn’t been touched by depression wouldn’t have been able to write this book with as much heart as John Melnick.

Does it look like the end of December? No. But several oil companies working in Saskatchewan have shut down their drilling programs until the end of the year…

Hunting season is on the horizon. After the hunt, there’s sausage making, something farmers have been doing for over a century.

Hunting season has started and Saskatchewan RCMP detachments are starting to get reports of stolen firearms, ammunition and other related items.

Kim Gartner from Macklin, Sask. has recently announced his candidate nomination papers have been accepted, and he is officially seeking the nomination for the Saskatchewan Party Kindersley-Biggar Constituency.

Staff at Heritage Manor were pleased to receive a generous donation of an ice/water machine, which was installed last week.

Connor McDavid, Leon Draisaitl, Auston Matthews, Nathan MacKinnon and Co. may still be in their 20s and considered young, but when it comes to REALLY young…

Even Canada is giving us ammunition…

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

People helping people is at the core of Share the Warmth Grant Program – one of SaskEnergy’s mainstay community support initiatives.

The UPS man enters the library, huffing and puffing, and cursing me by name. He drops his boxes on the desk in front of Betty, who is wearing her librarian hat today.

After a significant loss it is common for us to pull into ourselves and go into hiding. We play small. We get into some sort of daily routine that feels safe…

A child said, “I try to teach my mom something new every day. Because you’re supposed to learn from your mistakes.” Hopefully, there will be a lesson learned…

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