CARA is excited to bring back MASH – our Soil Health Mini-Conference! The conference was last held in 2019 but covid restrictions delayed plans for the next one.

Now that February has come and gone, many Kindersley residents are waiting in anticipation for the snow to melt, warmer weather, and time spent at a beach.

The governments of Alberta and Saskatchewan are urging the federal Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) to reconsider its decision on a crucial insecticide for farmers.

The Beef Expo, sponsored by Big Country Ag Society, was again a big success. It takes a huge amount of volunteer hours to plan, prepare and set up the two-day event.

Being weary of winter and anticipating spring has been a sentiment that’s been repeated throughout the years by people on the prairies.

View a few photos of the Crossroads Beef Expo and see the list of winners.

Kindersley RCMP were called to an accident at Midtown Foods on Wednesday afternoon.

Volunteers from the Better Together group served birthday cake, visited residents at the Manor and even provided some musical entertainment…

Conflict and bullying aren’t the same things. One describes a healthy dialogue between two parties, while the other represents an intent to harm someone else.

Do you recognize any of these Grade 3 students from Elizabeth School in Kindersley, who were featured in a February, 1993 edition of The Clarion?

Sometimes you have to travel long distances to meet that special someone. Connie and Jim Ness from New Brigden, Alberta, will celebrate their fourth anniversary this March.

TELEMIRACLE TEDDY! The Kinsmen and Kinette Club of Kindersley brought in a special guest for their fundraiser at the Kindersley Iron Horse Klippers game on Sunday afternoon.

Kolbi Belitski is the new owner of Prairie Cresting, which is located at 511 Main Street in Kindersley.