EATONIA — Two residents of Eatonia Oasis Living recently shared stories of growing up on the prairies, offering a glimpse into rural life from nearly a century ago.

The Leader and District Arts Council brought live music to long-term care residents in Leader on the afternoon of Feb. 27, ahead of a community concert later that evening at the Leader Community Hall.

KINDERSLEY — A cancer journey that lasted more than a year and a half inspired Kindersley resident Kelly Jean Ranger to pursue a lifelong dream of writing and publishing books.

Sopranos Shania Sanville, centre, and Arielle McKinnon perform during a voice recital featuring classical art songs, opera and musical theatre at St. Paul’s United Church on March 6…

SASKATOON - Noah Cyrus will headline the second ticketed night of the 2026 SaskTel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival, organizers announced Tuesday.

In less than 180 pages, Dwayne Brenna’s short story collection, Theories of Everything, takes readers around the globe into disparate eras and unique voices…

SWIFT CURRENT — Métis author Joan Pelletier will speak about her memoir and her experiences growing up in a Michif community during the Write Out Loud series March 18 at the Lyric Theatre.

The curtains opened and the drama club at Leader Composite School unleashed their talent for family, friends and community members to enjoy.

I’ve always been wary about how so-called experts have pushed consumers to purchase electric vehicles over gas powered modes of transportation.

SASKATOON — Sask Jazz Fest has announced the first artists for its 2026 ticketed lineup, with alternative rock band Modest Mouse set to headline one of three ticketed nights at Victoria Park.

Allison and her dad Tyrone Kennedy-Bush enjoyed a daughter-dad date at the Kindersley Library’s Pokémon party Thursday afternoon.

JUNO Award-nominated Newfoundland folk band Rum Ragged will bring its East Coast sound to southwest and west-central Saskatchewan next month…

Phones will soon be ringing across the province as local volunteers and performers prepare to take part in TeleMiracle’s 50th anniversary broadcast.

Donations poured in for Major’s third annual fundraiser for Kindersley’s West Central Crisis & Family Support Centre on Feb. 7 at the Centennial Hall in Major.

Saskatoon’s Lloyd Ratzlaff—essayist, former minister, walker in wild places—has released his first poetry collection, and wow. I know this man and have long believed that poetry lives in him…

Kids ages 4-10 were invited to a Valentine’s Day party at iKids Club on February 13th, held at KCF. There were crafts, treats, games, play doh, Lego and all kinds of fun to be enjoyed.

The Leader Library was a busy place last week when ten toddlers arrived for Toddler Time and a Valentines Day party on Tuesday.

Saskatoon-based artist, Miguel Fenrich has become Saskatchewan’s second recipient of the Tony and Herb Rainbow Award for Literary and Visual Artists…

Hello is the first book of fiction I have read by Saskatchewan writer, David Carpenter, after having read two of his nonfiction books, Courting Saskatchewan and The Education of Augie Merasty.

LUSELAND — Students at Luseland Composite School are sharing their hobbies and creative interests through a rotating display cabinet featuring crafts and personal collections.