Eighteen years ago, November 19th marked the opening of Tim Hortons in Kindersley. The new franchisees were local residents Martin and Deanna Soleski…

Students at North West Central School in Plenty held their Remembrance Day service on Thursday, November 9. Jodi Seibold compiled community members’ photos…

Picture perfect! Sunrise near Plenty, Saskatchewan on November 1.

Westberry School would like to thank Whitecap Resources for their generous donation and ongoing support to the development of their outdoor classroom.

Earlier this month, Sask Energy presented the Kindersley Chapter of KidSport with a cheque for $1780. Sask Energy donates $20 for every home team goal to their local KidSport.

Eston’s Bizarre Bazaar had something for all ages to enjoy on November 4.

December 9th marked the day when Sada (nee Patterson) Kiltau was born in Luseland, Sask. precisely 109 years ago in 1914. The birthday gal now resides in the Western Senior Citizens Home in Leader…

Last year, Eston’s Ukrainian Community was honoured and beyond thankful for the support they received as they raised money to send to Ukraine.

Troy Strutt, on behalf of PLAINS, recently presented Leader councillor Travis Feiffer with a $3000 cheque to cover the cost of propane for the new zamboni for the 2023-2024 season.

The communities of Eatonia and Kindersley were represented by local students in the Saskatchewan Honours Band Nov. 1st to 3rd in Regina.

The Government of Saskatchewan has passed new regulations that increase the monetary limit for claims that can proceed through the Provincial (Small Claims) Court from $30,000 to $50,000.

Both staff and students at Westberry Elementary School in Kindersley dawned their jerseys for Jersey Day on Wednesday, November 8th.

I would like to commend Your West Central Voice on the Remembrance edition. The pictures and write-up of the soldiers who died serving our country in the time of war were awesome.

On Friday, November 10, the Governments of Saskatchewan and Canada announced $23. 5 million for the creation of 2,349 new regulated child care spaces across the province.

During the first weekend in December, the Oyen Ministerial will again invite guests to visit Bethlehem's streets. Since its inception in 2008…

Rosetown RCMP received a complaint of a semi-truck that spilled gravel on Highway 4 near Elrose. Members were unable to locate the semi.

The whirlwind around the federal carbon tax, which Prime Minister Justin Trudeau paused for home heating oil for three years, but no other forms of home heating…

The Kindersley Royal Purple held their annual Braingo Tango event on Saturday, November 4th at the Kindersley Inn. Thanks to the generosity of many businesses and individuals…

Last week, the Government of Saskatchewan passed Bill 147 which amends The Tobacco and Vapour Products Control Act to increase the minimum age for tobacco and vapour…

The Government of Saskatchewan has expanded legislation to ensure landowners who are owed compensation by companies drilling for oil or gas on their property can collect what they are owed.