Your Southwest Media Group took home two Premier Awards and three additional placements at the 2026 Saskatchewan Weekly Newspapers Association Better Newspapers Competition…

Every spring, when MS Walk season rolls around, I think about my Mom. Not in a sad way. In a determined way. This year, the MS Walk returns to Eastend once again…

CONSORT - A 30-year-old man with ties to Kindersley and Medicine Hat has been remanded into custody following a break and enter investigation east of Consort.

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The four-year effort to create a rival golf league to the PGA Tour appears to be on its deathbed. The Saudi Arabia-based LIV golf league, bankrolled by the country’s trillion-dollar…

Drifting off to sleep on the couch in the lounge of the Cancer Care Lodge last weekend, I am lulled by the sound of the baseball game on TV.

One day on the school playground in grade five, the boys were about to experience a monumental shift in athletic priorities. We had always played sandlot soccer at recess…

During a job interview, the applicant was told his wage would increase by $1,000 a month after six months. "I'll start in six months," the applicant responded.

The Town of Kindersley council addressed an issue for some properties in the municipality that have two minimum tax bills. The resolution to abate taxes was passed…

The Town of Kindersley council awarded the contract for the municipality's 2026 asphalt and concrete work to a company they're very familiar with.

Five members of the Prairie Branches Enterprises Inc. Kerrobert crew lined up at the Kindersley bowling alley last week for an afternoon on the lanes.

Two friends share a laugh over teacups, sweets and good company at the Mother's Day Tea hosted at the Plenty Coffee Shop on Thursday, May 7.

Kindersley Royals U11 pitcher No. 54 winds up on the mound and prepares to deliver against the visiting Leader Expos.

Ladies enjoyed an afternoon at the Senior's Hall in Kerrobert where a Mother's Day Tea was held on Thursday afternoon, May 7. The Senior's group provided refreshments…

Volunteers at the Luseland & District Museum helped local children recreate childhood games from past generations. On Saturday afternoon, May 2nd, kids were busy drilling holes…

Cole Patton is a musician who wears many hats. "I perform on a pretty consistent basis with multiple shows every month," he explained.

A Kindersley Royals batter follows through on a powerful swing as the Leader Expos catcher drops to block the pitch during U11 action on a windy Friday evening in Kindersley.

Tammy Neumeier, MSR, and Nancy Charteris, board member, present a donation to Mark Knorr on behalf of the Kerrobert Credit Union in support of the Kinsmen Club…

High school students from across the Sun West School Division got a chance to learn about potential careers here last week. The school division held its Roads to Success career fair…

Picking the perfect bloom. Shoppers browsed a colourful selection of bedding plants supplied by a local Hutterite colony at the Kerrobert Seniors' Mother's Day Tea on Thursday, May 7.

The Wilkie & District Museum is in full swing for the 2026 tourism season. "The snow slowed us down, but it meant we could get some much-needed indoor chores done," said Secretary Phil Heilman.

This week is designated as Nurse's Week from May 11 to 17, celebrated annually during the week of Florence Nightingale's birthday on the 12th.

The students at D'Arcy Elementary School dazzled the crowd as they hit the fashion runway Friday afternoon. They celebrated Mother's Day by having some fun on the stage.

This team of Welcome Wagon volunteers is ready to greet new arrivals to Kindersley and the surrounding area. If you and your family have recently moved to town…

Staff, students, family and friends are extremely proud of Eaton School's Senior Band. The band represented Eaton School and the community of Eatonia at the Con Brio Sun Peaks Festival…

Dodsland's new outdoor batting cage is open for business, thanks to a generous donation from Richardson Pioneer and installation by OSY Rentals.

KINDERSLEY - Thirty grads were honoured at the Great Plains College Kindersley Campus graduation ceremony on Thursday evening, May 7, held at the Norman Ritchie Community Centre.

Farmers and ranchers who want to poison gophers using strychnine must complete an online course that’s now available.

A North West Central School Grade 10 student tries on full firefighter turnout gear during the PARTY program in Biggar on Thursday, May 7.

Joan Janzen spotted these vintage Dick and Jane readers at a museum, sparking memories of learning to read alongside Spot, Puff, Sally, Mother and Father.