The Kindersley RCMP are investigating two break and enters that occurred in the industrial park area of Kindersley during the early morning hours of Thursday, May 23.

This summer, “Turbo Tie Dye” is part of Red Deer Polytech’s Series Summer Arts Workshops happening July 22 to 26. It’s taught by Susan M. Clark…

Southeast College, in collaboration with PTRC Sustainable Energy, announced the launch of a pioneering educational initiative.

Blumenfeld Church is a beautiful heritage site located 15 km south of Prelate. Kendra Volk from Fox Valley gave an update on the preparations that are being made for the annual pilgrimage…

The Town of Eston is proud to announce the hiring of Pool Manager - Emma Morrice and Assistant Manager Cadence Hallborg for the Summer of 2024.

Exciting things are happening at the Community Garden! Plots are staked out and rototilling is finished! Want to join the Community Garden Committee?

A boat was launched at the Beach in Kindersley last week, however, it was of the remotely-controlled variety.

In a recent op-ed, Gregory Heckman, CEO of Bunge, defended the proposed merger between Bunge and Viterra, arguing that the combination would mean investment…

Do you recognize any of these Kindersley grads from 1984? Back Row: (l-r) Denise Gassner, Alan Veldhoen, Darryl Geissler, Rick Raugust, Kenny Allen, Dean Galbraith…

The River Ridge Golf Course at Leader received a $10,388.70 donation from FMC's Clean Fields Community Yield Program.

Saskatchewan RCMP is aware of reports of text scams where individuals falsely identify themselves as the Saskatchewan Traffic Safety Bureau.

With golf season upon us, the Kindersley RCMP has received some complaints and enquiries about golf carts being on the roadways.

Enjoy this week’s editorial cartoon.

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

The future of the Alberta Junior Hockey League will have one of its biggest tests this off-season.

Well, it might not be as intriguing and dramatic as the television soap opera As The World Turns, but the Canadian curling scene continues to draw gasps of surprise…

Isn't a pilgrimage supposed to be religious? That's a question I got asked a lot when I talked about the life-changing historic walks I made…

The monument at the man's grave read: “Born 1940. Gave up smoking 1985. Gave up booze 1995. Gave up red meat 2000. Died anyway 2010”.

Congratulations to Kerrobert’s Michael Neumeier and the Fargo Force on winning the Clark Cup. The Force topped the Dubuque Fighting Saints in Game 4…

The Salvation Army Thrift Store in Kindersley will be open six days a week beginning June, 2024.