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

The sport of wagon racing defines Lloydminster and area with its passion to race, and one of the legends was lost to us 2 weeks ago.

Televised golf is losing viewers. That is a fact, offered up after every tournament. Theories are varied: Fans are turned off by the fight between the PGA Tour and LIV Golf.

Some of you know that “Into the Mystic” is the title of a song by Van Morrison. I’ve sung along to this song driving down Tennessee highways…

The joke went like this … recipes are like a dating service. They never end up looking like the picture.

The Kindersley Playschool kids had a mini pottery lesson at Garden Gallery last week.

The Abbey Curling Club was excited to announce it was voted the Saskatchewan winner of the 2024 BASF Growing Home Contest, and awarded $25,000.

I was minivanning toward Tofino with my young family while an anti-logging protest was brewing in the surrounding forest…

William Nash’s outfit leaving Kindersley for the homestead in the Mantario area. They were accompanied by Mrs. Jas Cridland.

What does a nine-year-old Saskatchewan girl do on weekends throughout the spring and summer? Nine-year-old Reese McCallum will be spending her weekends giving tours…

Congratulations to Kerrobert local athlete Austin Shepherd and the Melfort Mustangs for winning the Canterra Seeds Cup.

Ray Glasrud grew up on grain farm near Mazenod, which is close to Gravelbourg. Growing up on the farm taught him the value of hard work and self-reliance.

This photo which was published in the Kindersley Memories history book, shows Kindersley volunteers setting off to war in 1914…

As Mother’s Day approaches, we all are reminded of the important role moms play in our lives. Since December of 2020, Kindersley resident, Doug Dale…

Last week, in recognition of the 11th annual Missing Persons Week, Saskatchewan RCMP honoured the thousands of people who go missing in Saskatchewan each year.

Families and individuals gathered at Luseland Memorial Pool Park Saturday afternoon, May 4th to participate in Flora’s Walk for Perinatal Mental Health.

This photo was published in the history book Kindersley Memories. It shows McDonald & Byrnes’ thriving lumberyard business in Kindersley in 1910.

The Government of Saskatchewan held a press conference in Regina on April 30 announcing, again, the Multi-Lateral Well Program.

This year Tim Horton’s Smile Cookie Campaign supported Kinder Kollege. Throughout the week of April 29th to May 5th, volunteers came in daily to put smiley faces on cookies.