Local media just got “Better Together"

The recent initiative of "Better Together," which encourages enhanced social interaction in our communities, aptly describes a recent business venture which has taken place. That interaction occurred within the business community, involving The Weekly Bean (Kindersley) and The Chronicle (Kerrobert and area). Harland Lesyk offered further explanation.

"I am pleased to announce that The Weekly Bean (Kindersley) and The Chronicle (Kerrobert) as of October 1, 2021, will be a part of Your South West Media Group," which is owned and operated by Kate Winquist. Harland said the timing couldn't be better, and he looks forward to working with Winquist. "I respect Kate a lot, and I admire her adventuresome spirit and her vast knowledge of print media."

Harland has operated The Weekly Bean for over 23 years and started The Chronicle five years ago. Winquist currently publishes Your West Central Voice and The Oyen Echo and has been involved in print media for over three decades. Kate is excited about the future of small-town publications, as is Harland. Both Harland and Kate feel that having a local print presence in the region is a great way to keep people connected.

"The Chronicle's format will be changing and The Weekly Bean will also be tweaked, but readers and advertisers will welcome the difference," said Winquist. Kate and Harland feel that they will be a strong team based on their combined experience in advertising and promotion, and they look forward to serving their clients with no interruption in services.

Harland will still be a contact for advertising sales at 306-460-7416, and you can also reach Kate by calling Your Southwest Media Group at 306-463-2211 or email kate@yoursouthwest.com

Your West Central Voice, The Oyen Echo, The Weekly Bean and The Chronicle are well positioned to deliver your message to West Central Saskatchewan.

Kate and Harland are excited about this new collaboration and the opportunity to be "better together.”

Photo: Harland Lesyk and Kate Winquist

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