This summer, famed local rider Dakota Buttar will bring his namesake PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Canada Touring Pro Division back to Kindersley…

KINDERSLEY - Katie Critchlow from Kindersley was totally surprised when she was announced as the 50/50 winner at the Sask Tel Tankard and the Viterra Prairie Pinnacle on January 25th.

For many single and unattached individuals, Valentine’s Day can feel like the most disheartening day of the year.

Amidst heightened concern, the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) acknowledges the United States' decision to postpone…

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

If Connor McDavid is any indication, National hockey League players from the four countries involved in the Four Nations Face Off are excited for a chance to show their skills…

I took this title from a Tom Waits song because, in these strange times of random accusations, heinous behaviours, and uncensored insults…

Early in February, the groundhog presented his verdict. Afterwards, a meme featured a coyote with the caption, “The groundhog said six more weeks of winter … so I ate him”.

There’s one piece of equipment at the Kindersley Museum that helps inject some fun into winter for the volunteers who put in a lot of hours maintaining machinery.

Mr. Frank Nichol, teacher at Kindersley Composite School (KCS), presented the new Canadian flag to Jim Bowman SRC president.

On Wednesday, February 19, Write Out Loud is pleased to showcase five local authors.

RCMP received a complaint of defamatory libel. This matter is still under investigation.

I just helped my son with his first week’s review of his Oil and Gas 20 class. Colour me impressed.

Saskatchewan should never have adhered to Harper’s mandate to phase out coal—with its devastating impact on at least 1,000 jobs in our southeast communities.

Each month, the Sask West Hockey League (SWHL) aims to highlight outstanding performances by players in the league, whether they are the usual high scorers or the unsung heroes.

Linda Miller was getting to know Telemiracle Teddy who came to visit everyone at Caleb Village on Friday afternoon.

EATONIA - The staff at Eatonia Oasis Living (EOL) are waiting in anticipation for a new cooking range to replace their current 33-year-old model.

The Kindersley Klippers brushed up on their cooking skills Thursday morning at Westberry Elementary School during their annual pancake breakfast.

KINDERSLEY - The massive yellow closing sign posted at Kindersley Peavey Mart is an unwelcome sight, not only for this community but for the over ninety additional locations which are experiencing closures.