The Kindersley Playschool kids ventured out on a field trip to the Co-op Food Store Wednesday morning.

The Kindersley Rotary Club welcomed Kurt Kowalchuk, the District Governor for Southwestern Saskatchewan District 5360, to their dinner meeting on Wednesday, October 18th.

If we take a look back to October, 1972 we see a Kindersley resident who was elected as director of the Saskatchewan Weekly Newspapers Association (SWNA).

Enjoy this week’s comic strips and have a laugh!

Good night, Dad. If only.

Keith and Katherine Warrington were very excited to have their “Merid Mercantile” building arrive on the occasion of their 32nd wedding anniversary on October 12th.

Small Business Week is recognized on the week of October 15-21. Those businesses have a big impact on our economy thanks to the contribution of hard working entrepreneurs.

Did you know that small and medium-sized businesses contribute 52% of Canada's gross domestic product?

Small business is the backbone of the Canadian economy. These enterprises, which include many local shops and contractors, drive innovation, create jobs and foster economic growth.

If you’re launching a new product or service, implementing a go-to-market (GTM) strategy can be the difference between thriving and barely staying afloat.

Harvest is virtually complete in Saskatchewan with 98 per cent of the crop in the bin. Producers were resilient this growing season.

The Kindersley Kobras hosted the Biggar Blazers under the lights at Rotary Club Field on a crisp evening.

The Kindersley Klippers battled the Melfort Mustangs at the West Central Events Centre on Friday and Saturday night.

Saskatchewan's municipal Crime Reduction Teams (CRT) and the Trafficking Response Teams (STRT) are having a big impact on the fight against crime across the province.

One of the highlights every October is the Halloween display at 303 - 2nd Avenue East in Kindersley.