Congratulations to Kindersley Composite School students Serenity Malcolm and Moira Padberg for performing with the Saskatchewan Honour Band!

Angela Clement launched her new book ‘Awakening Through Grief’ on November 1st. Three years ago, she retired from her teaching career and moved to Maple Creek.

On November 20, Write Out Loud welcomes author Amy Boyes. In her second book, Yes, Miss Thompson (Now or Never Publishing, 2023), Ms. Boyes brings her great-grandmother’s past to life.

One of the many joys of reading memoir is learning you share certain places, people or experiences with an author.

Kerrobert Courtroom Gallery is currently featuring the work of two Saskatchewan artists. The opening reception is scheduled for the evening of November 7, and the show will be on display until the end of 2024.

Squandered: Canada's Potash Legacy is another thoroughly researched and super interesting read by University of Regina Press.

A few years ago, my wife Laura and I hosted a film team at our farm near Sedalia, AB. The team was from The Military Museums in Calgary, and they were on a mission…

The Cummings family were busy getting their jack-o-lanterns ready for display. Meanwhile, this creative display (below) can be found along 2nd Avenue East in Kindersley.

The results of Leader’s 7th annual pumpkin growing contest were revealed at the Annual Pumpkin Weigh-in & Dance on Saturday evening, October 19th, at Leader Community Hall.

The Luseland Arts Council is excited to announce the first concert of the season, featuring the renowned Rocky Mountain band, The Wardens.

Anne Dietrich has spent much of her life making music. “I enjoy my life because I love music” she said. “My life is like that old song - I've Been Everywhere.”

On Friday afternoon, the staff at Caleb Village were dressed up and ready to serve a medieval feast.

The Wilkie & District Museum enjoyed immense success this year, which culminated in the installation of tin on the Wilkie Press Building.

The 2024 Harvest Festival Parade, sponsored by the Kerrobert Chamber of Commerce, was a bit cooler and crisper than previous years, but nevertheless, it was another fantastic event!

A group of crafty kids get together each week at Garden Gallery in Kindersley for their weekly Art Class for Kids. Devon Coles offers instruction...

Kindersley & District Plains Museum always appreciates receiving donations of antique items from the local and surrounding area.

Just in case you haven’t enjoyed your fair share of delicious home cooking after the Thanksgiving holiday, there is a wide assortment of community fall suppers on the horizon.

Enjoy these tasty Fall wonders as we approach another cold Canadian winter.

Sixteen smiling, digitally-produced characters—including an infant in arms, a bespeckled elder, a girl in a wheelchair and a visually-impaired, non-Caucasian boy...

Wind and cool weather didn’t hamper the Fall Festival at Leader on Saturday afternoon, October 5th. Vendors were on hand at the Sandhills Marketplace...