Luseland kids dive into science camp
Thirty-five eager young scientists participated in a Science Camp at the Luseland Library on Tuesday afternoon, August 18th. The camp was conducted by representatives…
Fresh equipment, instant approval
McGowan Park in Kindersley is partway through a playground overhaul, with the old equipment removed and new pieces going in over the past few weeks.
Town of Luseland boosting tree population
LUSELAND – The Town of Luseland council discussed boosting the local tree population during their regular meeting Aug. 11.
Scott Ross retires after 40 years of service
After more than 40 years of hard work, Scott Ross has retired from Sandy Ross Well Servicing Ltd. In Kindersley. His team took time to acknowledge his dedication, determination…
Letter to the Editor: Goodbye to the Great West Café
The demolition of the Great West Café created dust and precious memories of the past for all of Eston. We saw the café go through renovations and upgrades from the original booths…
Kerrobert announces Exterior Business Improvement Incentive
Kerrobert businesses have the opportunity to spruce up their storefront and receive a monetary incentive. The Town of Kerrobert recently announced its Exterior Business Improvement Incentive…
History Pics: Roughrider’s first Labour Day Classic
Roughrider’s first Labour Day Classic. The first Labour Day Classic took place in 1949. Saskatchewan Roughriders Pat Santucci, Dean Bandiera, Roy Wright, Johnny Bell…
Town of Kindersley extends agreement with scrap metal outfit
The Town of Kindersley council approved an extension to a use agreement with a local scrap metal company. The decision was made at the Aug. 10 regular meeting of council.
Nature Saskatchewan: Tiger salamanders on the move as juveniles migrate in late summer
Late summer is when the prairie gets busy. Birds flock, mammals gather and insects swarm. One creature on the move this time of year is easy to overlook: the tiger salamander.
Fifty workers bussed daily from Kindersley to Empress Gas Plant
There have been several white transport buses arriving in Kindersley for the past couple of months. The media team from Keyera at the Empress Gas Plant explained…
Moe backs Ottawa as 50 per cent U.S. tariffs hit Canadian goods
REGINA - Premier Scott Moe says the United States is violating the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement and that Saskatchewan will stand behind the federal government's decision to hit back.
A simple welcome means a lot to newcomers
As a Welcome Wagon representative, Mariska Van Loggerenberg has firsthand experience of what it is like to arrive in a new country where everyone and everything is unknown.
Kindersley Fire Department joins national battery safety push
The Kindersley Fire Department is partnering with Call2Recycle, Canada's leading battery collection and recycling organization, to raise awareness about battery safety…
Fleeing driver, garage break-in among weekly RCMP files
Officers with the Unity, Wilkie and Macklin RCMP detachments responded to a range of complaints between Aug. 11 and 17.
Just A Gal From Glidden: Twelve albums for a penny, and what could possibly go wrong?
Apparently, Columbia House is finally calling it quits. My first thought when I heard the news was, Columbia House is still around?
Pop 89: Under the protection of Mary
Most Franco-Saskatchewan villages began as Catholic parishes, my village, Val Marie, being one of them. Fr. Claude Passaplan was the first French missionary in this parched land…
Check It Out: Taxpayers foot the bill for unnecessary government travel
Here's a riddle for English teachers heading back to school. Q: How do you console a sad English teacher? A: "Their, there, they're!" As the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) continues…
Sunny Side Up: Journal your journey—it will teach you
Sometimes, when I sit to write, I have no clue what’s coming. I’ve done this weekly for a quarter of a century; you’d think words would come as naturally as scratching an itch.
