Ideas for nurturing – or rediscovering! – your inner child
As you get older, it can become harder to maintain a sense of wonder or approach life with a lighthearted attitude. Worrying about what others think about you…
Clubs, associations and company: find yourself a new friend group
Has retirement caused a void in your social life after you’ve spent most of your life devoted to your work? Have your children grown up and moved out of the house, leaving your days a little too quiet?
Trendy Hobby: Try mushroom picking to stay in shape
Looking for a unique way to get some exercise without going to the gym? Discover the joy of mushroom picking, a wonderful way to combine physical activity and learning after 50.
Explore the world without exhausting yourself: try a mini cruise
Seeing new places and enjoying fresh air are wonderful ways to unwind and recharge your batteries while travelling.
Living apart together (LAT): gaining popularity among 50- to 60-year-olds
Meeting, falling in love and moving in together is the traditional path for many couples. However, relationships are changing, especially among people in their fifties and sixties.
4 ideas for keeping fit while babysitting your grandchildren
Many young grandparents provide childcare for their grandchildren these days, especially if the parents work irregular hours.
4 stimulating activities for a healthy brain after 50
Have you passed the 50 mark and want to keep your mind sharp for as long as possible? Experts agree that you can slow cognitive decline by stimulating your brain every day.
Using an exfoliant to care for your skin: beneficial at any age
As you age, your skin’s natural regeneration process slows down. You can give it a gentle boost by using an exfoliant. Here are some tips on how to exfoliate safely.
Building muscle after 50 is a win-win!
Once you’re over 50, incorporating strength training into your routine offers real health benefits. Here’s why.
SLIP SLIDING AWAY!
Highway #7 was a skating rink this morning after freezing rain hit the area Friday night. The photo was taken near the Anglia Road curve at McGee between Rosetown and Kindersley.
Do-Si-Do and away we go!
Connie and Bill Meek of Luseland (foreground) and Art and Jo Cortus of Dodsland promenade through the steps and turns of square dancing…
Kyle McKearney headlines Kindersley Arts Council concert series
The Kindersley and District Arts Council is bringing award-winning Americana and alternative-country artist Kyle McKearney to town next month for an evening of roots-driven music and storytelling.
Great Plains College celebration ceremony honours 30 grads
Great Plains College held a celebration ceremony honouring the graduates of the Early Childhood Education – Level 1 program.
These volunteers love serving their community
An appreciation dinner was held on Tuesday, January 20, in honour of the more than two dozen volunteers who help make the Kindersley FoodMesh program possible.
Ed Lackner has been a COP volunteer for 25 years
Ed Lackner has been on patrol as a member of Citizens On Patrol (COP) for the past 25 years. The 88-year-old Kindersley resident remembers the very first patrol that took place in 2001.
Honkings from the Wild Goose: Wilkie has first place locked up
Sask West Hockey League Standings: Wilkie has first place locked up at 14-1, followed by Kindersley (10-5) and Edam (9-4-1). Macklin sits fourth at 7-7-1, Biggar is fifth…
First Rubber-Tired Tractor in Saskatchewan
Bill Good, a Massey-Harris agent, stands with the first rubber-tired tractor sold in Saskatchewan as local farmers gather for a closer look.
Local business receives Canadian Choice Award
Jen Ginther, owner of The Crafted Hand, was pleasantly surprised to receive an email announcing that her shop at 100 Main St. in Kindersley had been selected as a Canadian Choice Award recipient.
Kerrobert Red Dogs bring Senior Ball back to the diamond
Baseball is making a comeback in Kerrobert — and a brand-new senior team is leading the charge.
New therapeutic tub and lift now in use at Eston Health Centre
A new state-of-the-art bathtub and lift is now installed and in use at the Eston Health Centre, thanks to funding from the Dr. David S. Mulder Eston District Health Foundation and local donors.