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Two benches on the dock at the Kerrobert reservoir give local anglers a full view of the community while they wait for a bite.
Round bales dot the fields outside Kerrobert, with the town's water tower on the horizon. Every bale in this field is a week of feed for somebody's herd once the snow flies.
A young visitor takes the wheel of a brand new Case IH tractor, already marked sold, during the third annual Meet a Machine event at the Kindersley Museum on Saturday, August 29.
A shelf cloud rolls over a ripening field near Pinkham on Friday evening as a thunderstorm pushed east toward Kindersley. Lightning lit up the sky as the system moved through the area.
This little tyke was out trying his new wheels on a beautiful summer day in Kindersley. Like any new driver, he had his parents close by to supervise…
Sheaf by sheaf, volunteers stooked the field adjacent to the Kindersley Museum, standing the cut bundles on end to dry ahead of threshing day.
The Kindersley District Plains Museum and Discover Tourism Kindersley extended a warm welcome to guests attending the Threads Through Time Fashion Show…
Combines move swiftly through a field east of Kindersley on Friday afternoon. Seven John Deere machines were running, three of them visible here.
A John Deere combine unloads on the go into a waiting grain truck in a field near Eatonia on a warm Sunday afternoon, one of the first cuts of the 2026 harvest in west central Saskatchewan.
Joan Wagner was excited to capture this photo taken at her farm near Liebenthal. She said she hasn’t seen a complete rainbow in years.
A prominent landmark has disappeared from the town of Eston's horizon. Demolition of the Eston elevator took place early Thursday morning, August 13.
Not every little girl in southwestern Saskatchewan is able to spend the summer months hanging out with 100 peeps in her own backyard.
A young Burrowing Owl takes flight over Saskatchewan grasslands. From mid-July through August, fledgling owls are learning to fly and hunt, often foraging near roads where insects and rodents gather.
It's road construction season on the prairies, with signs posted and traffic slowing down as the work continues. However today's road construction can't compare to road construction that took place in the early 1900s.
The Kerrobert KCRA Rodeo returned for another action-packed weekend, drawing competitors and spectators from across the region for three days of rodeo excitement.
A young swimmer enjoys some playtime in the interactive splash area at the Luseland Swimming Pool during last week's hot weather.
Children cool off and laugh their way through the foam pit during the Canada Day celebration in Kindersley. Judging by the smiles, getting covered in bubbles was all part of the fun.
Preston Carter celebrated his graduation from Kindersley Composite School by taking centre stage during Thursday's Grad Parade. Joined by his bandmates on a trailer…
CLAYDON—This photo is sure to bring back memories for anyone who remembers baling hay the old-fashioned way in Saskatchewan.
A mallard hen and her newly hatched ducklings pause at the curb outside Kindersley's Scotiabank branch on a quiet morning last week…
A mallard hen and her newly hatched ducklings pause at the curb outside Kindersley's Scotiabank branch on a quiet Tuesday morning…
The Grade 9 students at North West Central School in Plenty were “gone fishing” last week. Parent drivers escorted the PAA class to Greg McMillan’s dam where they did some casting…
Cloudy, cool weather didn't stop Kerrobert Elementary School students from giving their all at Thursday's track and field meet. A Grade 1 youngster put everything into his kick…
Shortly after a photo of this vintage telephone was posted, comments poured in describing how it worked. It was reported to be a 300 series manual wall phone…
Bryan and Julie Greer welcomed a burst of colour to their Kindersley back yard when a group of orioles came for a visit. The brighter birds are the males, which migrate to the area in mid-May.
Back in the day not many people used valuable film to photograph an outhouse. However, this lopsided structure was captured on film in the 1940s.
Athletes from across west-central Saskatchewan brought their best to the track in Kindersley on May 19, with 271 competitors from 10 schools battling through sprints, hurdles, jumps and throws…
A young Biggar athlete hangs suspended above the long jump pit, arms outstretched and legs tucked, as competitors and spectators watch from the sidelines…
