KINDERSLEY – Four Canadian folk artists wowed their audience at the first performance of the Kindersley Arts Council concert series on Thursday evening, October 22.

KINDERSLEY – Kindersley Legion Branch 57 is hosting a magical evening on November 6 that families won’t want to miss. Dr. Von Houligan’s Family Extravaganza is coming to Kindersley as part of the True Patriot Love Tour.

Saskatchewan’s most famous tourist may very well have been none other than Johnny Cash. In the 1980s the famous performer and his wife June frequently visited northern Saskatchewan. It is an interesting piece of Saskatchewan history.

FLAXCOMBE — Dave Kennedy lives a quiet life in Flaxcombe, where he keeps busy sketching portraits and writing fantasy novels. He’s spent a lifetime indulging in his artistic endeavours…

KERROBERT – The fifth annual Harvest Festival kicked off in Kerrobert on Saturday morning, October 10, with a festive parade. Businesses, organizations, families and kids waved and smiled at all the people who came out to take in the parade.

DODSLAND – Ever wonder why your organization’s grant requests never get answered? Learn the art of applying during a free Rivers West grant writing workshop at Dodsland. Participants must register by noon Wednesday, Oct. 14.

LUSELAND – The newest exhibit at the Luseland Library Art Gallery runs from a Grade 7 student's first canvases to the work of a farm woman who painted with Luseland's original art club in the 1970s.

LUSELAND – Luseland resident Edie Gillis shared excerpts from her recently completed memoir Good God on Thursday, October 1 at the Luseland Library.

KERROBERT – The Kerrobert Courtroom Gallery opened its newest exhibition on Oct. 4 with "The Forgotten," a collection of paintings by artist Jessica McNichol. An opening reception was held at the gallery at 1 p.m. that afternoon.

Tricky Grounds is a passionate reflection by author Candace Brunette-Debassige as she documents "the experiences and challenges that Indigenous women administrators face in enacting Indigenizing policies in Canadian universities"…

Perfect fall weather brought people of all ages downtown for Kindersley’s 54th annual Goose Festival. From little hockey fans and kids scaling the climbing wall to cake, vendors, the Show & Shine and plenty of Main Street shenanigans…

September 30 marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada. This event was established in 2021 by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission following its work from 2008 to 2015.

Is it considered cultural appropriation for a non-Indigenous person to buy a piece of Indigenous art or wear Indigenous clothing? National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is an excellent time…

KINDERSLEY – The Kindersley and District Plains Museum is asking local businesses and organizations to adopt and decorate one of its buildings for this year's Museum of Lights.

You can hear the geese honking as they usher in the upcoming Goose Festival 2026 next weekend from September 24th to 27th. Kevin Martin from the Kindersley Chamber said, "The long-range forecast is 18 degrees and sunny…

KERROBERT – The Kerrobert Library celebrated its 100th anniversary on Wednesday, Sept. 16. It was a fantastic turnout, with families, friends and community members coming through the doors to spend the day together.

Local author Elyssia Holloway was excited to receive a copy of her most recent book, The Brit and the Bluebell, the third instalment in a Christian historical fiction series entitled Redemption in Ireland.

Mitch Doll wants to see as many bird species as he can in Saskatchewan before the calendar runs out. Doll, a Saskatoon-based content creator who works as a consultant with Tourism Saskatchewan, is attempting what birders call a big year.

The community of Luseland celebrated another fun-filled Harvest Festival on Saturday, Sept. 12, with activities for all ages taking place throughout the downtown area.

Tomatoes Tried to Kill Me But Banjos Saved My Life, a one-man show…