Cathy Bayda and her husband reside on a farm eight miles north of Eston, where a cyclone touched down exactly 100 years ago on May 26, 1923, at 4:00 p.m.

During the past year or two our communities have welcomed many Ukrainian families into our midst. But did you know that Ukrainian traditions, culture and language have been preserved in this region for many decades?

There are nuggets of information contained in Kindersley’s history book entitled ‘Kindersley Memories.’ One of the articles describes the Goose Lake Oil Refinery…

It’s been said that the loveliest masterpiece of the heart of God is the heart of a mother, and Phyllis Holmes definitely has a mother’s heart.

Twenty-five years ago, Kindersley’s RCMP detachment celebrated the police force’s 125th anniversary, which means they are celebrating their 150th anniversary in 2023.

Marvel and Ralph Jorgenson  from Oyen will celebrate 70 years of marriage at an open house and family reunion at Acadia Valley on the Victoria Day long weekend.

Thirty years ago, students from Tramping Lake, Leader, Eatonia, Marengo, Luseland and Prelate won awards for their projects during the Regional Science Fair held in Leader in 1993.

Deputy Premier Dwain Lingenfelter presented Leader Composite School student Lisa Anne Lepage with a trip to compete at the Canada Wide Science Fair in Edmonton…

Family and friends of Helen Strutt attended a come-and-go tea Saturday afternoon, April 22, to celebrate her 100th birthday at Kindersley Heritage Manor.

Ted Douglas from Eatonia has led a long and interesting life, which began on Dec. 31st, 1924, at Empress, AB. He was the oldest of four kids, growing up on a farm between Empress and Eatonia.

Darwin Zimrose smiles in this photo, which was published in the April 7, 2004 issue of The Clarion. His hair stylist, Christel Hankewich assured him his hair will return just as full and lush as it was before.

Kindersley resident Eleanor Smith shared memories from her life, which began on May 5, 1926, in Aberdeen, Sask. “My older brother and sister were seventeen and eighteen years older than I…

The Salvation Army thrift store has been serving Kindersley and area for 25 years. According to an article in the April 12, 1989 issue of The Kindersley Clarion, the store opened its doors in early April, 1989.

A photo published in the April 28, 1993 issue of The Kindersley Clarion may bring back memories for some folks in Marengo.

On March 25th Shirley Jeffries, a resident at Caleb Village enjoyed celebrating her birthday with family. Shirley was born in 1934 and anticipates celebrating a milestone birthday in 2024.

Sarah Becker (left), Debbie Kroeker, and Geri Golightly delivered laughs in Eatonia, back in February, 2004 with their amusing and uninhibited performance in “Wedding of the Year”…

A March, 1998 issue of The West Central Crossroads featured the latest technology for farmers. “More and more farmers are using the Internet to help manage their operations…

Photos from April 27, 1983 edition of the Clarion, Kindersley Midget Elks and 1983 Legion Men’s Champions.

The following is an excerpt from the April 3, 2000 edition of the West Central Crossroads. The headline was “Tasha has danced around the world”…

A headline of a March 11, 1998 article in The Clarion read: Area farmers band together to show rail line is needed. Here are some excerpts from the article.