Town of Kindersley announces scheduled water tower cleaning and inspection
The Town of Kindersley is committed to maintaining the reliability and safety of its water supply. As part of this commitment, a vital cleaning and inspection of the water tower…
Richmound Raid Targets “Kingdom of Canada” Group
RICHMOUND — RCMP arrested 16 people, including self-proclaimed “Queen of Canada” Romana Didulo, in a large-scale raid on a decommissioned school in Richmound…
Kerrobert Courthouse Restoration Society 105th birthday celebration
The Kerrobert Courthouse Restoration Society hosted its 105th birthday celebration at the courthouse on August 27. They would like to thank everyone for donations and support…
Doug watched farming change over the years
KINDERSLEY - As the combines head out into the field, Doug Francis recalled the years he spent on the family farm located south of Kindersley.
Families had a blast at Leader’s Art Night
The sun was shining, combines were busy harvesting, and families were having a blast at Leader’s outdoor Art Night on Wednesday, September 3rd.
Young entrepreneurs raising funds for Fox Valley Rink
FOX VALLEY - On August 28, Fox Vegas Mini Golf opened shop on the front lawn of the home of Josh and Megan Schmaltz.
ESTON STUDENTS ARE LOOKING MIGHTY FINE!
Thanks you to photographer Helenka Bernard for sending us some back to school photos from Eston Composite School.
Meet A Machine event grows and promotes literacy
The "Meet A Machine" event, held on Saturday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at the Kindersley & District Plains Museum, was a tremendous success.
Kerrobert Communities In Bloom Winners!
Kerrobert’s Communities in Bloom handed out their winners and honourable mentions last month.
Weekly Crop Report: Only 10% of crops harvested in west central area
Dry conditions in most of the province last week allowed producers to make significant progress in the field. Currently, 23 per cent of crops have been harvested…
Before Buses
Before there were school buses, the children of Amos Perrin —Jean, Lloyd, Lorraine, and Jim were transported to Ealingford School in a horse-drawn school cart.
APAS: Saskatchewan’s Pulse Farmers Overlooked
REGINA - The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) welcomes the federal government’s measures to start addressing trade disruptions…
Penton: Riders, Stamps dominant in CFL’s West
Winnipeg is playing host to this year’s Grey Cup game but for the first time in six years, the Blue Bombers likely won’t be the West Division’s representative.
REMEMBERING WHEN: We were cool. What happened??
Back in high school, we either thought we were cool or were desperately trying to be. In reality, we were just a bunch of insecure, awkward kids entering adulthood…
Pop 89: A Distance Measured in Stories
I have been driving. A lot. Last Saturday, it took me fourteen hours to drive from Cortes Island on the west coast of BC to the Okanagan, where peaches fall from the trees in the summer heat.
Check It Out: Why is western Canada being used as the sacrificial lamb?
A farmer said, “If partially sighted people want the right to drive combines, I’m not going to stand in their way.”
Acclaimed author, Sharon Butala, opens Write Out Loud season
Wednesday, September 17, Sharon Butala, renowned Canadian author, will launch the Write Out Loud season. Ms. Butala has written 23 books of fiction and non-fiction…
Unity RCMP reports on recent crime activity
The Unity RCMP would like to inform the public about recent crime incidents and ongoing investigations in the Unity, Wilkie, and Macklin areas.