Just a Gal from Glidden: Remember, every day
With September drawing to a close, my thoughts begin to focus on commemorating the sacrifices of members of the armed forces and civilians in times of war.
Just a Gal from Glidden: Absence makes the heart grow fonder
Where have the last two months gone? It seems crazy to think that I’ve been in Kindersley for two months now.
Just a Gal from Glidden: Life, I love you, all is groovy.
Slow down, you move too fast.
You got to make the morning last.
Just kicking down the
cobblestones
Looking for fun and
feeling groovy.
Just a gal from Glidden: Symbols of continuity between generations
Nothing improves my emotional and mental health better than a drive in the country. When I am on my adventures with my camera in tow, nothing excites me more than coming across an old country church for the first time.
Just a Gal from Glidden: I ain’t afraid o' no ghost
When I had assigned Joan Janzen to do a story about the Kerrobert Courthouse turning 100 years old, I had no idea that it would turn into so much more.
Just a Gal from Glidden: Me, procrastinate?
I hope that you will get to know me a little better through this page and have a better understanding of why I came back to west-central Saskatchewan just as I hope to get to know all of you and invite you to share your stories.
Just a Gal from Glidden: Always desire to learn something useful
I hope that you will get to know me a little better through this page and have a better understanding of why I came back to west-central Saskatchewan just as I hope to get to know all of you and invite you to share your stories.
Just a Gal from Glidden: A picture is worth a thousand words
I'm not sure why I decided to become a newspaper publisher. English was always one of my better subjects in school.
Just a Gal from Glidden: An odd place to trigger memories
To say last week was a bit of a whirlwind might be an understatement. The first edition of "The Voice" actually came together pretty well considering.
Just a Gal from Glidden: You can always come home
After spending the past twenty-eight years in southwest Saskatchewan, I moved back to Kindersley this week, the place of my birth.