Just A Gal From Glidden: Still cheering from the sidelines
It seems once September rolls around, everything gets turned up a notch. Kids are headed back to school, and with that comes all the extracurricular activities that go along with it.
Ottawa backs national swine health surveillance project
The federal government is investing up to $3.1 million in a national effort to detect swine diseases faster and limit the damage when they hit.
Arthritis costs Canada $142 billion a year, new report says
A new report by Arthritis Society Canada, commissioned from the Canadian Centre for Economic Analysis, puts a comprehensive dollar value on the cost of arthritis in Canada…
Ottawa names first regions eligible for 2026 livestock tax deferral
Livestock producers hit by drought, excess moisture or flooding this year now have a first look at which regions qualify for a federal tax break.
Check It Out: Children make up 100% of our future
Here's a riddle for you. Q: Why did the teacher wear sunglasses in her classroom? A: Because she had such bright students.
Sunny Side Up: Holy places are nearer than you think
God put something in our souls that stretches ever upward to reach him. Consider the edifices we build in which to worship…
Growing Through Grief: Finding grace in disappointment
Grief is a process, and over time, I have learned to recognize its arrival. It has become a familiar, if unwelcome, friend. I know its rhythm, its weight, and the way it demands to be acknowledged.
Story time under the elms
Librarian Nicole Carrier holds a young listener while she reads at the Kerrobert Library's Teddy Bear Picnic on Thursday, August 27.
Luseland Girl Guides continues to build great leaders for tomorrow
The Luseland Guiding organization is gearing up for another successful year. "The secret is running a good program so you get good volunteers who continue that program…
THAT’S A DUB
Kindersley Kobras teammates hoist running back Cohen Phillips after his touchdown against the visiting Shaunavon Shadows in exhibition play Friday, Aug. 28 at Rotary Park Field.
Country schools stand as heritage sites on the prairie
As another school year begins, we'll take a look at two of the many country schools standing as heritage sites on the prairie landscape.
Smokey Bear and Sparky the Fire Dog visit Luseland
The Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency made a special presentation at Luseland’s old fire hall on Friday afternoon, August 28th.
Hanging the moon: Kindersley Library wraps up summer
The staff at Kindersley Library packed the last week of summer vacation with activities for all ages. The week began with kids ages 3 to 6 hanging the moon and the stars…
Golightly covered all the bases in a 39-year baseball career
EATONIA — Jim Golightly is a familiar name in southwestern Saskatchewan. His name made headlines when he was inducted into the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame…
Folded, not read
Ara Alindogan, left, shows off her finished piece as instructor Jayne MacDiarmid looks on during a book art class for residents, staff and visitors at Caleb Village on August 24.
75 kids enjoyed a week of VBS at Leader
During a drop-in visit at Leader's Vacation Bible School (VBS) last week, I discovered seventy-five kids ranging in age from 3 to 12 participating in the week-long activities and lessons.
JAG Cup raises $9,200 for Kindersley Autism Services
The annual JAG Cup, held in memory of Jesse Gramlich, raised $9,200 this year for Kindersley Autism Services.
Town of Kindersley discusses changes to mobile home regulations
KINDERSLEY – The Town of Kindersley council gave initial approval to changes to the way mobile homes are regulated and permitted within the community.