Anyone who enjoys their daily intake of McDonalds’ coffee will be excited to hear about a young lad in Kindersley who has set a goal to collect one thousand complimentary coffee cards.

Hayley Fayanc was greeting customers at the Kindersley Coop Food Store with a bright smile.

Swirl Cafe hosted their first sidewalk pop up event on Saturday, August 14.

There have been some great stories emanating this year from Major League Baseball — from Shohei Ohtani’s unprecedented versatility to Vladimir Guerrero’s gaudy hitting statistics to the mound brilliance of Walker Buehler and the trading of big-name stars such as Max Scherzer and Kris Bryant.

As teachers, parents and students are preparing for a new school year, parents are also looking for additional activities for their children.

4th Annual Abbey Color Run is such a fun event for all ages! This year around 40 people participated in either the 3km or 5km walk/run (plus around 15 volunteers who helped to make it possible).

The Kindersley Klippers may be a competitive force on the ice, but they also give back with their storied hockey school.

The Better Together T-Shirt project began in the Battlefords as a mental health initiative to connect people of all ages in hopes of making them feel less isolated and more involved with the community.

Many artists craft their creative pieces to release their creativity. Pat Tilbert from Eatonia is one such artist who is currently focusing on painting with acrylics on glass.

The Better Together group held an awareness day on Saturday, August 14 at the Kindersley Spray Park.

If you’re looking for inspiration to begin to get active, be sure to contact Laura Henderson at Leader, an avid runner and cyclist. Her most recent project involves hosting a Terminator Run for youth addiction awareness on Saturday, September 25.

Rodeo enthusiasts will be heading to the Cereal Rodeo on the weekend of August 27 to 29th to enjoy a full weekend of rodeo! Sarah Grover, president of the Cereal & District Athletic Association for the past two years, said the weekend will kick off on Friday with a family ride.

Those encountering the world of a Marie Powell fantasy for the first time with Last of the Gifted, Book Two: Water Sight will be impressed by her confident storytelling…

Saskatchewan RCMP and Live Stock Services Saskatchewan have become aware of several producers in Saskatchewan who have been the victim of fraud while attempting to purchase hay.

The North Saskatchewan River Baseball League finals will go to a winner-take all game three after the Kindersley Stallions Baseball came away with a 7-5 win at Berard Field tonight over the Standard Hill Lakers.

The 57th Annual Sandhill Rodeo took place on August 7 & 8 at the Lancer Rodeo Grounds. Close to $5,000 was raised during the live auction in front of “The Saddledome”.

Neil Urlacher was born on April 20, 1937 in Macklin, Saskatchewan, the youngest of 15 children. The family made their home on the family farm near Denzil. Sports was a significant part of the Urlacher family.

It was very bad week for the Saskatchewan NDP — largely, because the NDP are very bad at the game of politics. If you have just awoken from a 30-year slumber, this may come as a shock to you.

It’s hot and there’s no rain in sight, and yet my dedicated writing students sit and write all day, and listen to me say, over and over, “we need to choose our words carefully.

A group of kids were pumped about getting together at the Kindersley Plains Museum on Thursday, July 29 for some fun at the day camp the museum was hosting.