A group of crafty kids get together each week at Garden Gallery in Kindersley for their weekly Art Class for Kids. Devon Coles offers instruction...

Kindersley & District Plains Museum always appreciates receiving donations of antique items from the local and surrounding area.

Just in case you haven’t enjoyed your fair share of delicious home cooking after the Thanksgiving holiday, there is a wide assortment of community fall suppers on the horizon.

Enjoy these tasty Fall wonders as we approach another cold Canadian winter.

Sixteen smiling, digitally-produced characters—including an infant in arms, a bespeckled elder, a girl in a wheelchair and a visually-impaired, non-Caucasian boy...

Wind and cool weather didn’t hamper the Fall Festival at Leader on Saturday afternoon, October 5th. Vendors were on hand at the Sandhills Marketplace...

Roxana Spicer was given a warm welcome at the Norman Ritchie Centre in Kindersley and the Netherhill Hall on the weekend of October 4th and 5th.

Find six differences in these two images. Scroll down the page for the answers. Don't cheat! Have fun!

Print this image, get out your crayons, and liven up this action-packed scene!

Haunted is the third in Ruth Chorney’s Deer Creek Series following novels Buried and Conspiracy. Her books are filled with characters you might meet at the local Co-op.

It’s a rare and wondrous thing when, while reading a poetry collection, I start conceiving poems in my own mind. Vancouver-born M.W. Jaeggle’s highly distilled first book of poetry...

Enjoy 19 selected photos from the 2024 Kindersley Goose Festival. The annual Goose Festival was held September 19 to 22 this year.

Local businesses and community members supported an afternoon show for long-term care residents. The evening program, supported partly by The Pumpkin Growers...

The Prairie Crocus Quilt Guild hosted their bi-annual Quilt Show during Goose Festival Days on Saturday at St. Paul's United Church. Such beautiful work!

The Empress & District Historical Society hosted another entertaining event at the Empress Train Station. The Whistle Stop Supper, the final event for 2024, had a sold-out crowd on September 21st.

The Kindersley Better Together group’s first ever Goose Festival Veggie Car Show made a great first start with 12 entries.

Wheatland Libraries hosted Teepee Teachings at the communities of Plenty and Kindersley on Tuesday, September 24th.

Of the several books I’ve read by Saskatoon writer, publisher and teacher, Ashley Vercammen, Where Could My Baby Be? is among the best.

Cst. Natasha St. Michel of the Kindersley RCMP detachment was handing out treats during the annual Goose Festival Parade on Saturday morning.

Fred Mulder, an internationally known art dealer based in England who was honoured by the late Queen Elizabeth II for his charitable work, has never forgotten Eston, where he was raised.