Linda Klassen shared photos of a treasured quilt she had tucked away for safekeeping. “It’s a little piece of Herschel / Stranraer history,” she noted.

Sir Herbert Strutt lays a wreath at the cenotaph at Baker’s Park in Kindersley on Thursday. Strutt turned 101 this past summer. Thank you for your service.

Enjoy this short video of the colour party marching to the cenotaph down Main Street in Kindersley.

Kindersley’s Remembrance Day parade to the cenotaph was led by Floyd Akre and a caparisoned horse.

Eaton School in Eatonia hosted a 2A Sr. Girls Volleyball Conference on November 5th and 6th. Teams in attendance were: LCBI (Outlook), Wilkie, Gull Lake, Ponteix, Eston, Leader and Eatonia.

It’s always fun to read a book set in a familiar place, and children, especially, love reading about places they know and can actually visit.

The Kindersley Klippers weren’t able to play in their home rink over the weekend but have continued strong play regardless.

Simeon Bakanec from Kerrobert enjoys figure skating as a fun activity and has also earned numerous awards.

The Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan (APAS) is calling on the province to reject proposals by the “Saskatchewan Growth Coalition,” which calls for lower rural municipal tax rates for resource and processing industries.

University of Saskatchewan (USask) PhD student Jensen Cherewyk has been awarded one of Canada’s most prestigious doctoral scholarships for leading-edge research…

The Royal Purple and the Brain Injury Society pulled off a fun and successful fundraising event on Saturday, November 6th, at the St. Joseph Catholic Church Hall.

The Kindersley Legion welcomes everyone to join them in their upcoming Remembrance Day Program on November 11th.

John Tomecek of Kerrobert is one of the few remaining WWII veterans; he will soon celebrate his 102nd birthday on November 28.

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That struggle of Premier Scott Moe and his Saskatchewan Party government with COVID-19 goes well beyond tough outcomes in this fourth wave.

Words of advice for National Hockey League players to consider: Never ever be caught by a television camera singing the national anthem…

“I hate to say it, but I haven’t laughed that hard in ages,” admitted one of the local ranchers, standing in line at the luncheon table. We were at a funeral reception.

Lucille Knorr of Kindersley received the surprising news that a book had just been published about her dad’s WWII bombing mission.

Sada Kilthau celebrated her birthday on November 9th at the Western Senior Citizen’s Home in Leader where she is a resident.

“History repeats itself, but in such cunning disguise that we never detect the resemblance until the damage is done.” - Sydney J. Harris, an American journalist who lived from 1917 - 1986.