It is that time of year where both league and provincial playoffs for the teams in the Sask West Hockey League (SWHL) have fired up.

The Kindersley Kinsmen and Kinette Club held a super successful fundraiser with Saskatchewan’s own Quick Dick McDick on January 18th and 19th at the Elks Hall.

According to the “Kindersley Memories” history book, the first figure skating carnival occurred in 1936 or 1937, and the sport has thrived ever since.

The Kindersley and District Board of Directors and team at the Kindersley Co-op extended congratulations to General Manager Trevor Bond upon his retirement on February 3, 2024.

Twenty-year-old Nick Dunlap has joined the youth brigade that has guaranteed the PGA Tour will continue to be the only golf tour that really matters.

One day, you will wake up old. And some part of your body will ache, maybe even explode with pain. Maybe it will be that knee you destroyed playing ball.

The story goes like this: A young construction worker was making fun of his older co-worker. Finally, the older worker had enough and said to the young man…

Trudeau says, as many Canadians did, he stayed with friends over the holidays.

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

From Facebook account hackers to fake stores and romance tricksters, your online presence makes you vulnerable to predators.

The Kerrobert Tigers Sr. Hockey Club battled the Kindersley Kodiaks in game 1 of their best of 3 series on Saturday night at the Kerrobert Memorial Arena.

Phyllis Holmes is all smiles after winning prize at the Elizabeth Middle School’s SCC Family Bingo which was held on January 30th.

In February 2009, a group of 55 girls in Kindersley raised $14,000 in pledges for the Kinsmen Telemiracle Foundation. The Grade 4 to 7 students from Westberry School and Elizabeth School…

The Kindersley Library had children ages 8 to 14 years register to join their Lego Club, where they get to practice their creative building skills.

Every Friday afternoon a group of volunteers from Dawnview Apartments await the arrival of a delivery of food from Food Mesh volunteers.

Teachers across the province once again took up their signs last week as a second one-day strike left classrooms empty last Monday.

Farmers aren’t the only ones who are grateful for the January snowfall. A group of people in Kindersley were excited to strap on snowshoes and head out to the golf course…

When the weather turns sour, one resource many people in this province turn to is the Highway Hotline website. Complete with updated road conditions and incident reports

Students from Plenty’s North West Central School enjoyed their ski trip to Table Mountain last week!

Technology is playing an increasingly significant role in retirement homes. Here are four benefits of embracing technology as you age.