SCEPTRE - The Great Sandhills Museum in Sceptre held its first High Tea on Saturday afternoon, May 24th. “This High Tea is our first attempt at hosting an event like this…

Howard Dill is perhaps the most famous large pumpkin grower of the last century. Mr. Dill is known for winning four straight world titles for growing the largest pumpkin.

The Dr. David S. Mulder Health Foundation is working with the Eston Health Centre  to raise $17,000 for the urgent replacement of bathing equipment at the Centre.

Seeding in Saskatchewan is nearly three-quarters complete with 72 per cent of crops now planted, which is an increase of 23 per cent from last week.

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Even if you’re only a casual fan of U.S. college basketball, you’ve probably heard of Cooper Flagg, who will be the No. 1 selection in the June 25 National Basketball Association draft.

Have you just experienced a significant loss? Are you overwhelmed by the emotions that flood your being? Are you worried it will be this way forever?

I admit to slipping into a style of talking that gives over to unconsidered emotional responses. Sometimes, I attribute it to my astrological sign: hey, I’m an Aries!

Teachers love asking questions, so here are a few clever responses from their students. Teacher: "If you got $20 from five people, what do you get?" Student: "A new bike."

72-hour roadside suspensions were issued during traffic stops.

Spring breakup is long over, but drilling activity in Saskatchewan is all but dead for most of the province.

REGINA, SK – As food prices remain high, the share of the food dollar reaching Saskatchewan farmers continues to decline.

SWIFT CURRENT - Swift Current Municipal RCMP is warning the public of a dangerous illicit drug circulating in the Swift Current area.

People always say that you shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but it was the cover that first drew me to The Good Soldier.

Two Saskatchewan RCMP police vehicles have been damaged after being struck by impaired drivers in two separate incidents.

Saskatchewan's retail sector continues to show strong performance, with a 8.2 per cent year-over-year increase in retail trade sales…

Kyle RCMP responds to complaints of a horse on the loose and a collision with a bull.

KINDERSLEY, SK — Local business Dennis’ Welding Ltd. is making waves with a newly expanded storefront designed to better serve Kindersley and the surrounding area.

Evan Pelletier (left) and Kayden Lake are the new tourist advisors at Kindersley and District Plains Museum. Evan is from Kindersley and is studying Marketing at university in Alberta.