The Prairie West Historical Society held its End of Summer Tea at the Eston Museum on the afternoon of August 27th. Marene Stevenson greeted guests...

A visit to the Great Sandhills is a treat, as the massive dunes stand majestically amid pasture land. The Saskatchewan winds, blowing at roughly 60 mph...

Bella Lowe has been employed at the Eston Museum over the summer months. She is a Grade 11 student from Kyle and spent the summer months...

Connie Gault’s The Rasmussen Papers is a precise work of psychological realism about one woman’s obsessive quest to gain access to the papers of a deceased poet...

The replica of the town of Kindersley on display on the upper level of the Kindersley & District Plains Museum is a work of art.

Last Thursday was a busy day at Plenty and District Museum when Kids Day took place on August 22nd. Janine Shipman organized the activities for the day...

Kids participated in a week-long Vacation Bible School at Kindersley Christian Fellowship from August 19th to 23rd.

A replica of Bakerville School can be found at the Great Sandhills Museum in Sceptre.

The Great Sandhills Museum in Sceptre presented Artist Days on August 22 and 23. Visitors could enjoy viewing the museum's many varieties...

The premise of The Stones Will Sing seems to be the question of whether music can be a life-changing force. It is a quirky yet fascinating topic to delve into...

What a great day to be at Motherwell Beach's grand opening on Wednesday afternoon! The sun shone as a steady stream of hungry folks waited to devour burgers and hotdogs...

The Kerrobert Integrated Health Care Facility courtyard was packed with people who came to listen to the entertainment provided by Leon Ochs’ One-Man Band.

Sask Express delivered a high-energy performance Thursday evening at the Elks Hall in Kindersley. Their presentation entitled “Frequency Quest” included choreography...

Just four months ago, Eileen Dies settled into her new suite at Caleb Village in Kindersley. She loves to keep busy doing needlepoint, knitting and crocheting, but most of all, she loves to sew.

I’ve reviewed a number of children’s alphabet books across the decades, so I’m always impressed when a writer puts an original twist on the traditional “A is for Apple” text.

These girls were busy digging at The Beach in Kindersley Wednesday afternoon. They had no idea they were creating a dugout…

Children aren’t the only ones enjoying themselves at the playground. These beautiful ladies with their sunny smiles were having a great time visiting while their children were playing…

Wednesday night was jamming night at the Kindersley Plains Museum. It’s amazing listening to musicians from different generations make music together.

Three local performers represented Team Saskatchewan in the Canada West Performing Arts Festival held in Victoria, B.C., from July 25th to 27th.

My first question when coming across Storms and Scarabs was: what the heck is a scarab? For those like me who were clueless, a scarab is an ancient Egyptian gem…