Battlefords Art Club exhibit opens at Kerrobert Courtroom Gallery
Art lovers will have plenty to explore at the Kerrobert Courtroom Gallery this summer as the Battlefords Art Club presents a multi-artist, multi-discipline exhibition…
Book Review: Tales from the Silence
James Bow spawned a stellar idea for an anthology. The fantasy and science fiction aficionado and communications officer (most Canadian writers have a day job)…
Rock snake adds colour to Kindersley Walking Trail
A colourful painted rock leads the ever-growing rock snake along the Kindersley Walking Trail, where residents continue adding their own creative designs to the community art project.
A spot of tea, anyone?
A delightful afternoon of tea, treats and conversation brought people of all ages together at the Kindersley & District Plains Museum on Saturday, June 20 for a Formal Tea Party…
Book Review: Metis Matriarchs: Agents of Transition
I read Métis Matriarchs, I couldn’t help thinking of the old adage that history is written by the victors. Or, as the editors Troupe and MacKinnon put it: ”Until recently, historical scholarship…
LUNCH IS SERVED
A volunteer passes a meal through the serving window during the first Kerrobert Farmers Market of the season on June 18 at the Kerrobert Seniors Hall.
TEDDY BEAR PICNIC FUN
A young participant enjoys a bubble activity during the Kindersley Library's Teddy Bear Picnic on June 20. Families gathered outside the library with their favourite stuffed friends…
Making beautiful music
The KCS jazz band wrapped up its performance schedule for the school year with a concert at Caleb Village on Monday afternoon.
Kerrobert gallery showcases students' artistic creations
The Kerrobert Courtroom Gallery dedicated the week of June 7 to 14 to showcasing the artistic creations of Grade 5 and 6 students from Kerrobert Composite School.
A childhood journey from Germany to Canada
KINDERSLEY—Christa Breitkreutz-Erker was born in November, 1938 in West Germany, a year before WWII began. "You realize how God provided and it's not just luck," she said…
Nobody from Nowhere: A Story of Leadership, Resilience, and Legacy
There are so many nuggets of wisdom about leadership, and indeed life itself, in Dale Botting’s mesmerizing book, Nobody from Nowhere, that it is hard to know where to begin.
Eaton's got talent!
It was showtime at Eaton School on Thursday, June 4th when students from Kindergarten to Grade 6 demonstrated to their audience that Eaton's Got Talent!
TALENTED TRIO
Lela on accordion, Randy on acoustic guitar and Dennis on bass guitar provided the musical entertainment at Caleb Village Kindersley's 17th anniversary celebration on Friday.
Young entrepreneur expands her little museum on the prairie
LIEBENTHAL - There’s always something new happening at Liebenthal thanks to the efforts of a young entrepreneur and her parents.
Walking with God through Anxiety and Depression: A Personal Guide
If you're seeking a quick and easy read with simple, straightforward strategies for overcoming anxiety attacks and depression, look no further than Jerald Wall's new book Walking with God…
Elizabeth School bands put on an amazing show
The Elizabeth School gym was filled with the sound of music on Wednesday evening, May 20th. Michael Reece introduced the Grade 6 band at the beginning of the evening.
Eston gallery unveils Kelly Knight's prairie art
The Heritage Gallery at the Prairie West Historical Centre in Eston unveiled the artwork of local artist Kelly Knight on Thursday evening, May 28th.
Madison Ley travels to Ireland with 4-H Canada
Madison Ley's recent trip to Ireland with 4-H Canada was a huge opportunity she was able to experience as a member of the Kerrobert Multiple 4-H Club.
Movie Review: The Mandalorian and Grogu finds heart in a father and son bond
Star Wars lives on as the latest movie, The Mandalorian and Grogu, was featured at the local theatre. Star Wars was first released almost fifty years ago in May of 1977…