It’s been twenty-five years since Prairie West Terminal (PWT), located between Dodsland and Plenty, celebrated its grand opening in August of 1998.

Marj Boyd's family held an early birthday celebration in her honour on Saturday, August 12. Marj was born on September 13, 1923, and will have lived ten decades on that date in 2023.

Does anyone remember seeing these four elephants swaying and swinging their trunks in the sunshine while they were tethered to a trailer behind the arena?

Almost thirty years ago, the RCMP Musical Ride came to Eston on August 4, 1994, when they performed in front of 1,700 people.

Newspaper archives from August, 2001 revealed an article in The Crossroads which covered the first ever Brock High School Rodeo.

The Village of Marengo had several different names in the early years of settlement - (although no documentation is available) - Janesville, after the first settlers…

Lorne Smith from Kerrobert and his stock dog Kit were featured on television in 2000. According to an article in The Clarion the registered border collie and her handler Lorne Smith of Kerrobert…

Nettie Beckett moved to Caleb Village three years ago in order to be closer to her daughter Deb Smith and grandson Derek, who both live outside of Kindersley.

Lemsford Park was once a popular summer destination. Thirty years ago, there was something for everyone to enjoy at the park.

Who remembers when the Village of Plenty had its own newspaper? While touring the Plenty Museum, this copy from December 19, 1913 caught my eye.

If you grew up in Kindersley, or have been a long-time resident you will remember the storm that swept through Kindersley on the evening of July 29, 1993.

This photo in the Clarion archives might bring back some memories. Back on the weekend of July 30 to August 2, 1993, the Schmidt sisters got into the spirit of the Coleville School Reunion.

The Kindersley Lions Club sponsored their second derby in 1972. It was reported that 1500 people braved the wind, rain and cold weather to watch the 19 entries.

On June 2, 1993, 11-year-old Ryan Toner and his angus 4-H calf picked up some prizes during the 4-H Achievement held in Kerrobert.

40 years ago the Kindersley Mall held its grand opening in June of 1983. At that time the building was 74 percent leased, including a licensed dining room and shoe store.

The Great Sandhills Museum and Interpretative Centre in Sceptre, Sask. holds a wealth of interesting treasures. Each classroom of the former school building contains a different theme.

The annual Wild West Daze weekend was once again a highlight in 2023 for residents of Leader and surrounding area.

Do you recognize any of these Leader Composite School graduates from the class of 1983? The class held their 40th school reunion on the June 17th weekend at Leader.

You never know what surprises you’ll find in archives from years past. Some residents will remember when skydiving lessons were offered at the Kindersley airport on June 23 and 24, 1989.

Helen Japp lived at Caleb Village in Kindersley before recently moving to Eston. She wrote about her life and memories, which we are pleased to share with you.