Hanging the moon: Kindersley Library wraps up summer
The staff at Kindersley Library packed the last week of summer vacation with activities for all ages. The week began with kids ages 3 to 6 hanging the moon and the stars…
Folded, not read
Ara Alindogan, left, shows off her finished piece as instructor Jayne MacDiarmid looks on during a book art class for residents, staff and visitors at Caleb Village on August 24.
Write Out Loud 2026-2027 takes the stage at Swift Current’s Lyric Theatre
The Write Out Loud season commences September 16 at the Swift Current Lyric Theatre. Admission is $10. Doors open at 6:30. Each evening also features a musical performance.
Young chefs were busy cooking at "What's Cooking" VBS
"What's Cooking" was the theme of Vacation Bible School (VBS) held at Kindersley Christian Fellowship from August 17th to 21st. Approximately twenty children, ages 4 to 9…
Threads Through Time Fashion Show features 'then and now' attire
The Kindersley District Plains Museum and Discover Tourism Kindersley extended a warm welcome to guests attending the Threads Through Time Fashion Show…
Toe-tapping polka tunes were a hit at Pioneers Haven
Norm and the Golden Aces played old-time polkas and country dance music for the residents and guests at Pioneers Haven in Kerrobert last Thursday.
Denzil Community Days: Keeping Our Community Alive
Denzil Community Days ran Saturday and Sunday, August 8 and 9. Floats gathered at the elevator and rolled through town on Sunday morning including Denzil Mayor Larry Reiniger…
Young sculptors display their talent
Six young sculptors had the opportunity to display their talent at the Luseland Library's fourth art class of the summer on Thursday afternoon.
Making Saskatchewan more beautiful, one barn quilt at a time
Eleven participants registered for the two-day Barn Quilt Painting event at the Dodsland Legion Hall on August 4th and 5th. Crafters from Dodsland, Kindersley, Brock, Plenty, Unity and Cutknife…
Rosetown author visits Eatonia
The community of Eatonia has extended an invitation to Saskatchewan author Lisa Adair, who will do a book reading at Eaton House on Thursday evening, August 13.
Luseland Art Gallery features Lalita Martfeld’s watercolours
The Luseland Library Art Gallery is featuring a new watercolour exhibit by artist Lalita Martfeld, who was born and raised in Luseland.
Chainsaw art takes shape at Kindersley gallery
Devon Coles is always up to something new at his gallery in Kindersley, and his creative ideas don’t stop while he’s on vacation.
Book Review: Restoring Relations Through Stories: From Dinétah to Denendeh
The striking cover photo of Renae Watchman’s Restoring Relations Through Stories: From Dinétah to Denendeh features green aurora borealis dancing above the natural monolith Tsé Bit’a’í…
BORN TO BE WILD!
Little Bowden looks right at home on his grandpa's Harley-Davidson, giving the throttle a curious twist during the 5th Annual Lincoln Bairos Memorial Toy Run on Saturday.
Coleville kids have a blast at summer camp
Kids from Coleville and area had a blast at a two-day summer camp organized by the Coleville Recreation Board.
Multi-artist exhibit showcases creativity at Kerrobert Art Gallery
The latest exhibit at the Kerrobert Art Gallery celebrates the creativity of 17 emerging and established artists from the Battlefords Art Club.
Book Review: Gold Rush on the Prairies
Gold Rush on the Prairies is a must-read for all history enthusiasts, especially those interested in the olden days of southern Saskatchewan.
Greg Herman brings familiar songs to WSCH seniors
Seniors at the Western Senior Citizens Home in Leader were singing along to familiar tunes as they enjoyed a performance by musician Greg Herman on the afternoon of July 8.
Filipino festival brings a taste of the Philippines to Kindersley
Everyone lined the streets for the Filipino parade on Saturday morning, July 4, in Kindersley. Colourful costumes, floats and street dancing were all part of the MassKara Festival-themed parade.
Musical Ride memories in Eston
The RCMP Musical Ride visited Eston more than 30 years ago, in the summer of 1994. Every four years, it travels to each province, raising funds for local charities and non-profit groups.