Highway Host Curry House to hold grand opening on August 7
Highway Host in Kindersley plans to have their grand opening on August 7th. Located at 215 Main Street, Ali Haider and his staff opened their doors for business on Sunday, July 25th.
Rosetown RCMP responding to fatal two-vehicle collision on Hwy 7 west of Fiske, SK
Rosetown RCMP, Fire and Ambulance are all currently at the scene of a fatal two-vehicle collision between a semi and a car on Highway 7 west of Fiske, SK. Two individuals confirmed deceased.
Kindersley Stallions advance to NSRBL finals
The Kindersley Stallions punched their ticket to the North Saskatchewan River Baseball League final with a 9-1 thumping of the Wilkie Brewers at Berard Field Thursday evening.
R.I.P. McKenzie School
Kind of a sad day in Kindersley. The old McKenzie School is being demolished. I have some fond childhood memories hiding under the stairwell when my Uncle Neil Maclennan was School Division Secretary and my Mom, Bev Drummond, sat on the school board.
Kindersley RCMP Focus on Traffic Safety
Kindersley RCMP would like to remind the public to be patient and follow the direction of signs and workers in work zones. Work zones are clearly marked with orange signs to show you’re entering a construction area and black and white signs showing the reduced speed limit.
Tyler Holland’s new barbering career path
It’s common for people to make a career change, which Tyler Holland from Kindersley has done. Like so many other young men, Tyler had worked in the oil patch, which wasn’t surprising since the Holland name is well-known in the oil industry.
Meet the girls at the Kindersley & District Plains Museum
One of the popular go-to places for visitors to Kindersley is the Kindersley & District Plains Museum on 11th Avenue East. When you walk through the doors, you will be greeted by two young ladies, Hailey Gray and Emily Polsfut.
Storybook trail
The Kindersley Wheatland Library has set up a storybook trail leading up to their doors. Children are invited to follow the trail and enjoy reading a great story that is told on each of the signs positioned along the trail.
Promising green method for turning wastewater into fertilizer
SASKATOON – An international team of researchers is hopeful that their green method for producing fertilizer could help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and food insecurity in the future.
Swift Current Rural RCMP responded to train derailment in Cabri, SK
On July 27, 2021 at approximately 3:30 p.m., Swift Current Rural RCMP responded to a train derailment in Cabri, SK.
Eston Communities in Bloom honours Texan donor
How did Eston Communities in Bloom begin to receive five annual donations from an elderly gentleman living in Texas? Well, sometimes one good thing leads to another, and that’s exactly what happened when Patrick Wayne Brennen sent Val Mohan an email.
The colours of the sky
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!
Redemption Baptist Church Vacation Bible School
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.
Young Burrowing Owls Are Learning the Ways of the World!
Regina, SK – July 26th, 2021 – Saskatchewan’s Burrowing Owls are reaching an important stage in their life cycle – the young are now starting to leave the burrow and forage for themselves.
Canadian Civil Defense Museum resumes tours at Alsask Radar Dome
The Canadian Civil Defense Museum is conducting tours once again this summer on a designated date during each long weekend. The next date will be Sunday, August 1, from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., with tours held every hour.
Murder at the St. Alice
Do you know a teen who would enjoy British Columbia-based historical fiction and a mystery in the same book? Then the novel Murder at the St. Alice by prolific YA writer Becky Citra is worth a look.
‘Spirit Ride’ Memorial to be unveiled at Blue Lights & Burgers in Leader!
The new ‘Spirit Ride’ Memorial will be unveiled at Leader on August 11th, and you won’t want to miss it. It all began back in 2017 when the tragic death of tow truck driver Courtney Schaefer brought about a change for other tow truck drivers.
Murray Mandryk: Moe, Sask. Party surviving pandemic
Four years ago, things were looking as bad for the Saskatchewan Party as they have looked since it took power in 2007.
Pop89: Western Thought
I’m doing research for a novel set in the 1800s. And one reality that hits home for me, time and again, is how much people needed each other to survive, despite it being the days from which we derived the stereotypical image of The Westerner as the lone cowboy riding off into the sunset, going it alone.
Check It Out: Canadians - be vigilant!
This week’s joke: The manager called in his employee and handed him his pink slip, saying, “It’s my way or the highway. Here’s your fast pass to the freeway.”