Kindersley RCMP responded to three break and enters over the weekend at the Dodsland arena and both Eston and Plenty post offices.

Glenn Stang, CEO at Synergy Credit Union, celebrated his 40th anniversary in the credit union system. Glenn started his career with the credit union in September of 1981 as a teller.

The dreams of a young man who grew up in the town of Luseland have come true. Luseland’s own Adrian Halter is now an award-winning filmmaker…

As a librarian and school district resource professional, Jackie Cameron noted the absence of books for young rural readers, specifically those who grow up on a farm or a ranch.

The Kindersley U13 Full Tilt Holdings Thrashers hosted Kerrobert / Dodsland on Sunday, December 5 at the Co-op Arena.

Having spent a couple of days as a spectator at the SaskTel Centre in Saskatoon while Canada’s best curlers were trying to win a trip to Beijing…

The bad news in Finance Minister Donna Harpauer’s mid-year 2021-22 budget update was all too apparent.

Mable Stanley is celebrating her 104th birthday on December 7th. She holds the honour of being the oldest resident at Caleb Village in Kindersley, where she has resided for the past ten years.

I recently took an evening stroll through “The Garden of Lights,” and it definitely made my spirits bright!

Like many rural Saskatchewan communities, Eston may be a small town, but it sure knows how to make up for its lack of population with its big love.

Moving into newly constructed premises is always exciting, whether it’s a residential or commercial building.

For the past ten years, the community of Kerrobert has been enjoying the Festival of Trees, presented by the Kerrobert Courthouse Restoration Society.

For the last ten days, my sister and I have been tending to our father, who suffered a severe attack of sepsis and requires 24/7 care.

The cartoon shows Garfield holding open a door and saying “My door is always open, so feel free to leave.”

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The staff at Sharper Image at the Kindersley Mall welcomed a new member to their team. Nicole Larson arrived on December 1st for her first day.

After a week-long break, the Kindersley Klippers returned with a thud as they were felled 4-2 by the Notre Dame Hounds on Sunday.

Eston folks are a shining example of how a community can pull together, help out a local family, and make things happen.

Cory Gramlich (second from the left) representing the Better Together Initiative, received a cheque from the Tim Horton’s Smile Cookie Fundraiser…

As usual, my sister thought of everything: new underwear, disinfectant, chocolates for the nurses.