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Ryan Orton (centre) enjoyed a gorgeous afternoon on the Kindersley walking trail with his friend Kyle Anderson (on bike) and his pal Munroe the dog…
Students at Eston Composite School show off their take-home kits during a hands-on Wellness Day filled with games, creativity and connection.
Shaun Henry was thrilled to report the Zest of the West event, held April 18 in Kindersley, was a huge success. Approximately 450 people enjoyed refreshments and food provided by 21 vendors…
Volunteer Appreciation Week is an opportunity to celebrate dedicated local volunteers. April 19 to 25 highlights the connection, purpose and meaningful change volunteers…
Tom Morris, president of the Rotary Club of Kindersley, presents a $750 cheque to Shannon Lane, vice-president of the Kindersley Playschool, in support of local early childhood programming.
A jackknifed semi blocked the eastbound lane of Highway 7 east of Marengo after a call at 8:47 a.m. Saturday, April 25, with reports of injuries and a fuel leak.
Although spring weather has been unpredictable, the season of markets and garage sales has officially begun in Kindersley. Neither gale-force winds, snow, sleet nor rain…
“When you’ve lived in Saskatchewan your entire life and rarely been out of Canada, there isn’t a lot that isn’t new,” 19-year-old Amaris Manning from Rosetown said.
Eston 95 Lions president Nicole McCormac presents Alex, of the Village of Hope, with a $1,000 donation from the club.
A tea party took place at Westberry School on Friday afternoon, where students provided entertainment and shared tea with their grandparents.
Representatives from the Kerrobert Kinsmen present a newly donated pediatric crash cart to staff at the Kerrobert Integrated Health Facility, strengthening emergency care for young patients.
Joanne Kosolofski was awarded a Community Champion Award for Outstanding Volunteer by Rivers West District for Sport, Culture and Recreation.
Kindersley’s Braden Close took on a momentous challenge and completed 5,000 pull-ups in less than 24 hours over the weekend.
“Where there’s a need, there’s a Lion” is a motto Lions District Extension Chairperson Rob Hill firmly believes. “If somebody comes with a need, we’ll look at it,” he said.
REGINA — Special Olympics Saskatchewan received a $9,514 donation from the Knights of Columbus during the organization’s annual general meeting on April 19.
The Major Recreation Board reviewed a strong start to 2026 and set key dates for upcoming community events during its April 20 meeting.
Twenty students and five teachers from Sun West School Division will take part in the Alberta FACES program this summer as the division evaluates bringing a similar initiative to Saskatchewan.
KINDERSLEY — Town council has adopted its 2026 operating and capital budget and confirmed the municipal property tax mill rate will remain unchanged at 11.25 mills for the year.
Canada will no longer be required to test flaxseed shipments destined for the European Union, ending a protocol that has been in place since 2009…
This marks the 11th year Kinley Hildebrandt and her mother, Candis, have held their toy drive for the Children’s Hospital in Saskatoon. “Every year I think it might be the last one,” Candis mused.
Students and staff at Burstall School wore rainbow colours to mark World Autism Awareness Day on April 2, highlighting the message that every brain works in its own unique way.
REGINA — Farm Credit Canada is now accepting applications for its FCC AgriSpirit Fund, supporting capital projects aimed at improving quality of life in rural communities.
A vendor displays colourful cookie kits and treats as visitors browse and shop during the community market at Flaxcombe Hall on Saturday afternoon.
Two new wall and ceiling lifts were recently installed in patient rooms at the Eston Health Centre’s long-term care wing.
Students gather for a hands-on lesson as Zach Boyden and Sherwin Machiskinic share Indigenous teachings through storytelling, plants and animal knowledge…
Lion President Lorie Andreas presents a $200 cheque from the Leader River Hills Lions Club to Town of Leader CAO Erin Romanuik in support of the Cemetery Tree Project.
Olorenshaw Farm Services Ltd. has closed its doors after serving the community of Eston for 54 years. The business has been a valued part of Eston’s business community…
The Grade 4-7 students at Rossville School in Coleville put a lot of time, effort and creativity into the products they prepared for the Spring Market on Wednesday afternoon, April 15.
LEADER - A local pilot played a key role in helping RCMP locate a stranded driver in a remote area near Fox Valley after a vehicle became stuck and partially submerged in snow and water.
LLOYDMINSTER, Alta. - Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Lloydminster are warning the public after responding to five suspected overdoses within a seven-hour period on April 13.
