Tyrone Kennedy-Bush was busy handing out information at the Goose Festival Parade, promoting the Kindersley All-Wheel Skatepark and Outdoor Recreational Area...

The Kindersley Skatepark is designed to be a safe haven for the community, offering a space for outdoor events and providing kids an opportunity to learn new skills and build confidence.

Parents brought their kids out for lunch at the firemen’s barbecue at Coleville last week.

The Prairie Crocus Quilt Guild hosted their bi-annual Quilt Show during Goose Festival Days on Saturday at St. Paul's United Church. Such beautiful work!

The Empress & District Historical Society hosted another entertaining event at the Empress Train Station. The Whistle Stop Supper, the final event for 2024, had a sold-out crowd on September 21st.

A couple of kilometres east of Fiske is a 40-acre plot of land owned by Kendall and Rebecca Siemens and their two school-aged daughters.

We are proud to have our community come together to keep Terry's message alive while raising $1540 for cancer research.

The Kindersley Better Together group’s first ever Goose Festival Veggie Car Show made a great first start with 12 entries.

Enjoy this week’s editorial cartoon.

Enjoy this week’s comic strips and have a laugh!

It’s going to be a sad beginning to the 2024-25 National Hockey League season as the Aug. 29 death of all-star winger Johnny Gaudreau is going to overshadow the traditional start-of-season thrills.

It’s difficult to believe that a group of reasonably intelligent men got together and thought this convoluted thing was a good idea.

Sometimes wisdom lies in knowing what we cannot do, what we are not able to absorb. We may be accused by others of “living in denial,” but denial often serves a purpose.

The Canadian soldier returned home and said to his wife, “I survived IED’s, RPG attacks and extreme weather conditions.”

These Plenty grad students celebrated their graduation in September of 1974. Check out all the men in plaid!

A huge shout out to Mrs. Kraft and the Grade 5/6 class for coming out helping the Town of Kerrobert plant trees at the fairgrounds.

This photo, taken a decade ago in 2014, captures a memory from the Luseland Bible Camp. It was the second year the camp had held their Princess for a day activity.

Even though this photo was taken fifty years ago, in 1974, you may still recognize some of these members of the Kindersley Lions Swim Club.

I don’t know if anyone else has noticed, but while we weren’t looking, a significant portion of our industrial base got hollowed out. And we will likely live to regret it.

Wheatland Libraries hosted Teepee Teachings at the communities of Plenty and Kindersley on Tuesday, September 24th.