Bennett Hockaday from Eston placed first in Better Together’s Veggie Car Show during Goose Festival Days. Clara Beauregard placed second.

The K-Town Cruise Night Community BBQ kicked off Goose Festival festivities on Thursday evening. Kindersley & District Co-op provided the supplies for the BBQ…

The 3rd Annual Kerrobert Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament was a smashing success this past Friday, bringing together golf enthusiasts and community members…

The Kindersley Branch of Scotiabank kicked off the Goose Festival festivities on Thursday afternoon with a bake sale and sale of hot chocolate.

Well folks, it’s been one of those weeks. Not your average busy week either—more like a Clint Eastwood, squinty-eyed, spaghetti western week: the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.

On Thursday, September 18, at 17:57, Luseland Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to a combine fire north of Salvador.

KINDERSLEY - It’s been forty-five years since Terry Fox first headed out on his famous run, which heralded the long-lasting legacy of the Terry Fox Run taking place all across Canada.

These photographs are from more than a century ago. The construction of the Luseland School was documented in 1920 according to the Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan.

The Kindersley Kobras played their home opener at Rotary Field under the lights on Friday, September 19 to kick-off Goose Festival weekend in style.

For the fifth consecutive year, Get Jacqued Studio ventured out under the lights at Berard Field on Friday evening as part of the Goose Festival celebrations.

Leader Arts Council partnered with the Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery to bring an exhibition of photographic works by Canadian artists to Leader.

KERROBERT – For more than half a century, the Kerrobert and District Historical Society has been the guardian of the community’s heritage.

RICHMOUND – Court informations have been sworn for three individuals arrested in Richmound on September 3, 2025, after they failed to provide their names and dates of birth to arresting officers.

I was grateful to be joined by family and friends on a beautiful, sunny day along the Saskatchewan River, walking alongside about 150 others all united in support of Parkinson’s.

Did you know the actor who portrayed Frankeinstein’s monster in the 1931 movie survived the Regina cyclone in 1912? His name was William Pratt, but he later changed his stage name to Boris Karloff.

Enjoy this week’s editorial cartoon.

September is baseball and football season but in Canada, hockey is a 12-month-a-year deal, so no one should be surprised that one of the hottest sports story today…

Growing up, we had a food critic living in our house whose discriminating palate could rival the most powerful critic at The New York Times.

In the name of free speech, Charlie Kirk went from campus to campus, raising questions, provoking debate, in a style that was, as he himself admitted, often aggressive…

In the middle of a bank robbery, a bank customer with no arms shouted out to the armed robbers, “Don’t shoot! I’m unarmed.”