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 is said “It takes a village to raise a child”. Our family has realized that “it takes a town and the surrounding community to support and love a senior”!

A once popular high-protein legume crop with potential to make farming more environmentally sustainable is poised for reinvigorated popularity, thanks to an international research team, including plant geneticists from University of Saskatchewan (USask).

The Kindersley and District Health and Wellness Foundation once again stepped up and purchased a critical piece of equipment for the Kindersley Hospital.

For the past year and a half, Loaves & Fishes in Kindersley has provided free homemade soup and bread to anyone who could benefit from it. Now the non-profit organization is officially partnering with a retail food recovery program called FoodMesh.

Between June 28th to July 4th, 2021, Kindersley RCMP responded to 46 calls for service*.

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!

I take responsibility for misunderstanding the obituary notice which was published recently for Joan C. Snyder in Your West Central Voice.

There’s a new face at the Salvation Army Thrift Store in Kindersley. Eddy Diehl has been working as the Thrift Store’s supervisor for a little over three weeks now and is keeping extremely busy.

It’s hard to celebrate our past in the way we once did.

I was familiar with the moving story of German-born artist, pacifist, and prisoner-of-war survivor Fritz Stehwien via the book Fritz Stehwien: A Retrospective.

The Saskatchewan RCMP responded to two fatal motor vehicle collisions last night - Friday, July 2.

The best in TV and film from your living room.

Moving vans have been busy this late spring and early summer as hundreds of hockey fans take up residence on Cloud 9.

Someone said they bought their favourite heavy metal album, but it was the censored edition. It ended up being the best instrumental CD they had heard in a long time.

Leger released a new poll asking whether or not we should “cancel Canada Day.” Most of the news media pathetically but predictably took the poll and ran with it, inciting righteous patriotic indignation and shifting focus away from what generated the poll in the first place.

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.