I knew the moment I cracked open We Go Where They Go and saw that it was published by the University of Regina Press that I was in for a stimulating read.

These dancing beauties posed for the camera at Sieben’s School of Dance’s 1st Annual Dance Recital in 1999.

The Kindersley & District Arts Council are pleased to present Andrea Superstein at the Norman Ritchie Centre on Friday, March 22.

You never know what you’ll find tucked away in a small town, and Burstall Fuels is one of those places. Don’t let the name fool you because the store’s “Collectibles, Antiques & Eats”…

The work of two local artists is featured at the Luseland Library Art Gallery’s latest exhibition. On Saturday afternoon, March 2nd, Luseland residents Shaun Gagne and Jared Fischer…

A Better Together volunteer entertained with some lively piano selections, which inspired Gladys Osborne to ask Cory Gramlich…

Mervin Norris has been a lifelong resident in Kerrobert and continues to enjoy a good life at Pioneers Haven.

A strange and disconcerting aspect of Saskatchewan history is the subject of Write Out Loud on March 6. Arnolda Dufour Bowes is a Cree-Metis Saskatchewan writer…

Six birthdays were celebrated at Heritage Manor on the afternoon of February 21st.

On February 21, the after school group at the Eston Library held a farewell party for retiring librarian Cassie Stocks who is pictured seated above wearing the crown the group made for her.

Fifteen-year-old Alex Gonzalez was offered the opportunity of a lifetime at the beginning of 2024, which he gladly accepted. Alex lives in Barranquilla, Columbia…

You never know what can happen when you grow up reading comic books. Kindersley resident Andrew Kennedy devoured comic books when he was a kid…

Be a reflection of what you’d like to receive. If you want love, give love. If you want truth, be truthful.

Kerrobert Composite School welcomed Darwin Atcheynum from Sweetgrass First Nation last week.

It’s been four years since the Eatonia Oasis Players’ (EOP) last drama production, but there’s good news on the horizon because EOS is putting out a call for executive members.

There is a reason Reginald Wilfred Harrison earned the nickname “Crash.” He was in four bombers that crashed – first as co-pilot on a training mission; the last three as pilot.

Ruth Chorney’s Saskatchewan-set novel, Haunted, transports readers to interesting places—geographical and otherwise—and it’s just the kind of book that makes me wish…

St. Paul’s United Church in Kindersley celebrated Shrove Tuesday on February 13th, serving traditional pancakes and sausage to a hungry crowd.

A big congratulations to Alexus Bellisle, Ava Watchel and Justice LaClare, who represented Kindersley at the 21st Annual U of S High School Select Wind Orchestra!

Children from the Plenty branch of Wheatland Library were busy making Valentine’s crafts last Tuesday.