Shoppers spotted some genuine horsepower in the Kindersley Centre parking lot Sunday afternoon, Feb. 15, as this horse enjoyed a break from the confines of its trailer.

Eston’s Little Free Pantry has moved to its new location at 208 Main Street and continues to provide food security in the community.

KINDERSLEY — Two large-breed dogs abandoned in Kindersley on New Year’s Eve are now in need of a permanent home, the town’s bylaw officer says.

Allison and her dad Tyrone Kennedy-Bush enjoyed a daughter-dad date at the Kindersley Library’s Pokémon party Thursday afternoon.

JUNO Award-nominated Newfoundland folk band Rum Ragged will bring its East Coast sound to southwest and west-central Saskatchewan next month…

The Kindersley Klippers were proud to recognize Jenn Wagner as their 2025-2026 SaskEnergy Volunteer Champion on Family Day.

The Kerrobert Growth Investment Co-operative has reached its initial investment target of $100,000, marking what board members call a significant step for the community-based initiative.

KINDERSLEY — Voters in Kindersley will head to the polls next month to fill one vacant seat on town council, with five candidates officially nominated.

Phones will soon be ringing across the province as local volunteers and performers prepare to take part in TeleMiracle’s 50th anniversary broadcast.

Ron Lamont is a former long-time Kindersley resident who worked on the railroad. He shared a photo of Passenger Train No. 10 sitting in the Kindersley CNR yard back in the early 1950s.

Donations poured in for Major’s third annual fundraiser for Kindersley’s West Central Crisis & Family Support Centre on Feb. 7 at the Centennial Hall in Major.

Ron Lamont is a familiar face to Kindersley residents. He and his wife Stella lived in Kindersley for over 70 years and were very active in the community.

Ron Lamont was a long-time Kindersley resident who worked on the railroad and shared this memory of two steam engines arriving back at the shop track in Kindersley after snowplow runs.

Saskatchewan had seven rigs listed as actively drilling in the latest daily drilling activity data, with Estevan showing the most activity.

Everybody loves pancakes — and they were hot off the griddle at St. Paul’s United Church on Tuesday evening as the congregation celebrated Shrove Tuesday.

KERROBERT — Residents are advised to prepare for a scheduled town-wide power outage later this month. SaskPower has scheduled maintenance work in Kerrobert on Saturday, Feb. 28, 2026.

Kindersley coach Maureen Ryan-Dobbin cheers on the Rivers West Special Olympics five-pin bowling team during the Saskatchewan Winter Games in Meadow Lake.

The Government of Saskatchewan announced Feb. 17 the appointment of three new judges to the Provincial Court of Saskatchewan, including Curtis Wiebe, who will serve in Prince Albert.

A Regina man has been charged with dozens of break-ins affecting communities across southern Saskatchewan, including Eston and other West Central areas, the Saskatchewan RCMP say.

For 52 minutes straight, Alberta’s 1,760 wind turbines produced precisely zero power the morning of Saturday, Feb 21, and next to no power for 27 hours straight, and counting.

Producers across West Central Saskatchewan are being reminded to review their coverage as federal and provincial governments confirm continued funding for the 2026 Crop Insurance Program.

Saskatchewan recorded one of the strongest increases in building construction investment in Canada at the end of 2025, according to new figures released by Statistics Canada.

Unity RCMP responded to a range of incidents between Feb. 10 and Feb. 16, including an impaired driving charge, a stolen trailer and several complaints that remain under investigation.

As significant snowfall is forecast across much of Saskatchewan, SaskEnergy is reminding customers to take precautions to ensure natural gas equipment continues operating safely…

ROSETOWN — A house fire in Rosetown left several people with minor injuries early Monday morning, according to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

This may come as a surprise to some of you — I very much enjoy listening to classical music. I know. I know.

Saskatoon’s Lloyd Ratzlaff—essayist, former minister, walker in wild places—has released his first poetry collection, and wow. I know this man and have long believed that poetry lives in him…

With the world’s best hockey players returning home from the Milan Olympics this week, the bizarre National Hockey League regular season can continue.

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