The importance of community and being part of a community was the theme of Elrose veterinarian Dr. Charlotte Williams when she addressed the Eston museum’s Christmas in November event recently.

Mark Morton has created a fascinating world in The Headmasters. Blue Ring is an interesting place to spend a chunk of time if you are into science-fiction.

Elizabeth Middle School’s colourful cast masterfully performed Aladdin Jr. not just once but five times within three days.

It’s that time of the year again to come out and enjoy two wonderful back to back nights of fun in Kerrobert!

Most of the province was preparing for the season’s first significant snowfall this past weekend. Even though the weather isn’t ideal, Mother Nature does provide us with some spectacular scenery…

A big thank you to all of the students that have been emailing their submissions for The Hype.

Provincial arts funding agency SK Arts is pleased to announce the appointment of Lisa Bird-Wilson as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective November 18, 2024.

FUN FACT: November 19 is Canadian National Play Monopoly Day! National Play Monopoly Day recognizes the iconic board game that lands us on Park Place, Boardwalk or even in jail.

Scott Holloway, a familiar face in Kindersley, recently wrote a book entitled 'Striving for the Masteries.' He said the idea for the book began to formulate when he conducted an addictions program.

The Kindersley Rotary Club has planned an unforgettable dining and wine fundraiser for the end of November.

The Lego builders are back at the Kindersley Library and have resumed their construction projects. After their activity during the summer months, the Lego Club took a few months off…

Welcome to The Hype, youth-focused feature in Your West Central Voice & The Kerrobert Chronicle. This month we received a number of submission for Remembrance Day.

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…