Double the hardware, double the smile
Michelle Eurich of Luseland shows off her medals from the Bob Pedde Invitational Bowling Tournament in Saskatoon, where she competed with the 2026 Special Olympics Kindersley…
A lifetime of memories: Rose Niles reflects on 90 years in Kindersley
“I have so many friends!” Rose Niles said as she ushered me into her home, where I was greeted by the aroma of her delicious homemade soup.
A century of grace
Eleanor "Granny" Smith celebrated her 100th birthday at Caleb Village in Kindersley on Saturday afternoon. Pictured with her is former student and neighbour Wendy (Nargang) Kennedy.
Eatonia fundraiser raises $66,458.71 in single evening
Raising $66,458.71 in one evening is a momentous achievement, which is what took place at Eatonia's 2026 Celebrity Sports Dinner and Auction on April 11.
Fiske community to host fundraiser for single mom's home repairs
Rural Saskatchewan is well known for lending a hand to help neighbours and friends, and an opportunity to do just that is coming up at the community of Fiske.
Special Olympics athletes shine at Bob Pedde Invitational
Eleven athletes from the 2026 Special Olympics Kindersley and District participated in the Bob Pedde Invitational Bowling Tournament in Saskatoon on Saturday and Sunday…
Many hands, light work
Students from Eston Composite School head back inside with bags of trash in tow after pitching in for the town's annual community cleanup.
Sibling harmony hits a high note
The Sandhills Music Festival featured 155 entries over three days, with a packed schedule from April 26 to 28 at Leader Community Hall.
Don't get attached, Ken
Young Ken Smith poses with his feathered friend on the family farm sometime in the early 1920s. Born in the old Kindersley Hospital on Railway Avenue West in 1912…
Wilkie man faces drug, firearm, and theft charges after RCMP search
A Wilkie man is facing multiple charges after RCMP seized firearms, methamphetamine and copper wire during a search of a residence on April 25.
Smiles that give back
Councillor Kevin Martin and Legion Branch No. 57 member Kathy Strutt decorate Smile Cookies at Tim Hortons in Kindersley on April 27 as part of the annual campaign.
Drivers urged to follow traffic signs during May safety campaign
SASKATCHEWAN — SGI is reminding drivers to pay attention to traffic signs and signals as part of its May Traffic Safety Spotlight campaign.
Rocky Mountain Equipment opens sixth year of $10,000 ag society grants
Rocky Mountain Equipment has launched the 2026 Right by You Ag Society Grant program, which will award four $10,000 grants to agricultural societies across Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
Break-ins under investigation in Rosetown area: RCMP
ROSETOWN — Police are investigating multiple break-ins and other incidents reported over the past week in Rosetown and surrounding communities.
Boundary Dam Unit 4 fired up on April 22, and it’s more significant than you might think
Up until now, the coal-fired power refurbishment may have seemed like a lot of talk. On Wednesday, April 22, it became real. That’s when Boundary Dam Unit 4 went back online, producing power.
Wilkie break-in, multiple charges highlight busy two weeks for Unity RCMP
A break and enter at a business in Wilkie leading to multiple charges was among the more serious incidents reported by Unity RCMP between April 14 and April 27.
Just A Gal From Glidden: Granny Smith turns 100, and she's still teaching me how to see
There I was in Grade 12 with eight pieces of artwork done and one problem left. Sculpture. I had nothing. The deadline was coming. My portfolio was due for the Visual Communications program…
‘New’ reporter has pedigree dating to the dinosaurs
Good day readers, just introducing myself as the new reporter for Your West Central Voice newspaper. My name is Stu Salkeld. I'm more than familiar with southwest Saskatchewan and east central Alberta…
Penton: McDavid the best — and most valuable
The debate rages on among hockey fans about the merits of the Hart Trophy winner as the National Hockey League’s most valuable player.
Pop 89: If It’s Thursday, It Must Be Egg Salad
My sister and I can get pretty excited about our lunches here at the Cancer Lodge. Today we had lentil soup with egg salad sandwiches, our favourite.