On Saturday, May 22, the T. rex Discovery Centre (TRDC), home of Scotty, the world's largest T.rex will open its doors and welcome visitors for the 2021 season.

Bria Tuchscherer from Kerrobert is loving SAIT’s Baking and Pastry Arts program! Bria, a 2020 Kerrobert graduate, began her studies at Calgary in January and has been showing her tasty pastries on social media and telling all about each one.

Kindersley RCMP would like to remind the public that May 18th is the beginning of Canada Road Safety Week. To encourage safe driving, the focus for this year’s annual campaign is getting drivers to think about their driving behaviour and whether the risks they take are really worth it.

If you’re looking for a well-written Saskatchewan romance then Doreen M. Bleich’s latest novel may be the perfect summer read.

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This week’s joke goes like this .... The news report said “Police are trying to rescue a cow lost in a Cannabis field. The steaks have never been higher.”

Big money is causing big rumblings in the world of professional golf.

If we only learn one thing from this pandemic, it should be why we need healthy democracies.

The sun isn’t up yet, there is still frost on the windows. The town is quiet, dark, and there is only a handful of vehicles on the streets. The clock in the truck says 5:30. At North West Terminal Bart Brown already has a half hour of work in. He is in his happy place.

The Canadian Cowboys Association (CCA) Event Finals Committee is excited to announce the 2021 CCA Event Finals Rodeo dates of September 24th - 26th, 2021.

Help me to understand why otherwise intelligent people are choosing not to be vaccinated. I am so looking forward to the time when we can return to a semblance of normal life, and know that will happen sooner if everyone who is able, gets vaccinated.

A Prickly Poser! It’s not too often you get to see a porcupine up close. This adorable guy was found in the coulees southeast of Carmichael, SK.

Let us term what follows as “sanctified imagination.” In ecstasy I survey my surroundings. On my head rests a crown of victory, placed lovingly just now by my Saviour, Jesus Christ, and I am reveling in my new name just disclosed. (James 1:12; Revelation 3:12.)

If there’s one class most students don’t want to miss, it’s usually Driver Ed. Barry Ditson has been teaching Driver Ed in Kindersley and area, Eatonia and Marengo since 1999, and enjoys it.

With support from Kerrobert Town Council, the RM’s of Mariposa, Progress and Oakdale and the Kerrobert Recreation Board, a new 2021 Zamboni Model 446 from Fer Marc Equipment out of Regina at a cost of $108,710 plus PST for a total of $115,232.

The Lyric Digital Stage Write Out Loud, beginning at 7:00 p.m., Wednesday, May 19, will present a number of readings by members of the Swift Current Prairie Quills Writers’ Group. Prairie Quills is celebrating its 20th year as an established group.

Graduates from Great Plains College in Kindersley will be honoured and recognized on Friday, May 28 at 3:00 p.m.; however, the event will take on a different appearance from previous graduation ceremonies.

“The Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame, Battleford, is pleased to announce that the Indian Head Rockets have been selected to be inducted into the Team Category at the Annual Induction in 2022. Teams are selected one year prior to induction.”

Eston 95 Lions hosted a very successful 36th annual ladies event on Saturday, May 1, which cleared $19,000 in money raised. Hello, Gorgeous Ladies Night In was the name of their virtual fundraiser, and a $30 ticket got you in and entered for 135 prizes.

A provincial budget that protects, builds and grows Saskatchewan and a Re-Opening Roadmap that charts a course through the end of the pandemic based on high vaccination rates were the highlights of the spring legislative sitting, which wrapped up today in Regina.