The 5A SCCHS girls earned a trip to the SHSAA provincial basketball championship.  The championship was condensed into one day, with gold, silver and bronze medals on the line.

Students from Great Plains College Continuing Care Aide program tour Eatonia Oasis Living (EOL) with their teacher, Lisa Stevens.

The residents at Caleb Village enjoyed an Easter party on Thursday afternoon, March 28th. Leon Ochs from Landis, Saskatchewan, provided the musical entertainment…

The Grade 11/12 Energy and Mines class from Luseland School are now experts on all things salt mining in the province after their awesome tour…

Kerrobert Ducks Unlimited held another successful supper and auction on March 23rd at the community hall. Over $29,000 was raised through the silent and live auctions and raffles.

The Luseland Pioneers Club hosted a shuffleboard tournament last week. Participants enjoyed a great morning of socializing and gamesmanship.

The men’s and women’s provincial curling championships will be held on the same ice at the same time next year.

The grade 5 and 6 students at Eston Composite School (ECS) were hard at work these past few weeks preparing for Market Day at the school.

The Kindersley Skating Club put on their 2024 Ice Show Skatetacular on Sunday, March 24 in front of a great crowd at the West Central Events Centre.

Spring is officially here at the Luseland Library! To celebrate, we will be finishing up the renovations in the back room that will allow us to host community events…

The Canadian Cowboys Association (CCA), established in 1963, is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the sport of rodeo to new members, the general public, and the sports media.

The Easter season is a time for both contemplation and celebration. In the days leading up to Easter we contemplate the road that Jesus walked in obedience…

Keeping journals and writing poetry are common practices among teens, and I commend them for documenting their lives, even if no one else ever sees the writing.

Saskatchewan RCMP is warning the public of a rise in reports of financially-motived online sextortion scams targeting youth across the province.

After more than four years of construction and at least $34 billion in costs, the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project is nearly complete.

Ron Baker and his wife, Cynthia, are familiar faces in Kindersley, and they will be missed by so many in the community. The Bakers have decided to move to Calgary…

Kindersley RCMP dealt with the theft of a vehicle from a local car dealership during the week of March 11. Through follow-up, the vehicle was tracked down and recovered in Calgary.

RCMP received a complaint of fraud. This matter is still under investigation.

Fighting insurance fraud is important because it helps keep the cost of insurance down for customers.

The Leader Lions Club and Leader’s River Hills Lions Club joined forces to host another successful Wild Game Supper on Saturday evening, March 16.