I took this photo with my cell phone last week on Hwy #30 between Town of Eston and Brock. The picture does not do the colours of the sky justice. If anyone knows who the pilot is, please share it with them!

A 3-day Vacation Bible School kicked off on July 26 at Redemption Baptist Church in Kindersley. The theme was “Come Sail With Us” and the children gathered together each morning from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m.

The kids are enjoying cooling off at the iKids Day camp at Kindersley which kicked off in the third week of July. Thursday was a hot day and the kids were more than happy to splash in the paddling pools after playing a fun game of Drip, Drip, Dump.

This young buck pretty much sums up what a lot of us have been feeling lately with all the heat and smoke across our part of the province. It has also been difficult remembering to keep our tongues in, now that the masks have come off!

The bell from the McKenzie School has been removed from its original lofty post above the school, but has found a new home. It is now located in a prominent position in front of the Kindersley and District Plains Museum.

A picture-perfect night for a ball game last Tuesday when the Border City Blue Jays (Lloydminster) came to town to play the Kindersley Stallions. It was a very entertaining game with some great defence and timely offence from both sides.

Free Fishing Weekend in Saskatchewan took place on July 10th and 11th. Many anglers took advantage of the opportunity to try their hand at fishing, even though they had not yet acquired a fishing licence.

The Kindersley Stallions got back on track this past week with a couple of wins at home. Last Tuesday they defeated the Macklin Lakers in a tight 5-4 contest. On Thursday, the bats came alive with an 11-1 thumping of the North Battleford Beavers.

Main Street in Kindersley has been getting a facelift this past week. Mobile Paving out of Swift Current has been in town, re-paving the main drag from 7th Avenue all the way down to Railway Avenue. It should make a nice improvement when it is all done.

On the morning of Thursday, July 8th, the Springfield Hutterite Colony brought their produce and baking to their regular spot in front of the Kindersley Co-op Food Store.

It’s safe to say that everyone in the area was praying for rain with the extremely dry conditions. We may have gotten a little more than we bargained for on July 3 in the Town of Kindersley, but we will take it!

A torrential downpour hit the Town of Kindersley on the morning of Saturday, July 3. Reports of up to 70mm fell in less than an hour, turning several streets and parking lots into lakes, including 11th Avenue East.

Residents at Caleb Village in Kindersley had some of the best seats in the house for the Canada Day fireworks celebration.

BIKE PARADE! Eatonia’s Canada Day celebrations kicked off with a bike parade, in which many local kids showcased their decorated bicycles.

Eatonia’s Canada Day celebrations kicked off with a bike parade, in which many local kids showcased their decorated bikes. A barbecue followed for anyone who was wanting a bite to eat.

The Leader community celebrated Canada Day in grand style! The day kicked off with a parade of floats, decorated scooters and vehicles and a few classic cars and trucks. The kids were busy scooping up candy that had been tossed onto the street.

Enjoy these photos of Eston’s Canada Day celebration.

Enjoy this photo gallery of cars from the Canada Day Car Show at Eston Riverside Park.

The 2021 graduating class of Kindersley Composite School were out in full force on Saturday, June 26th, at their grad parade, which started on Main Street at 4:00 p.m.

Enjoy these photos of the 2021 graduating class of Kindersley Composite School.