The Prairie West Historical Society has this photo from the past, which was given to them by Jack Scott, formerly of Eston.

An interesting excerpt from Eston’s history book “Grass to Grain” was penned by Ethel Burke in the year 2000 when she told the story of how the Legion Hall was once Eston’s hospital.

The Kindersley & District Plains Museum acquired a recent donation from Judie and Larry Lyons. The Brock couple donated a 20-foot Self-propelled Case 950 swather...

94-year-old Alan Johnson, who subscribes to our paper, stopped by our office last week with this wonderful photo of his Dad’s farming outfit.

A tragic event unfolded on Tuesday, September 4th, in the small village of Wiseton, located west of Outlook.

The Prairie West Historical Society at Eston posted this old photo of the pool at Eston Riverside Regional Park.

This is a post card of the original swimming pool at Leader just after it was built will bring back many fond memories.

Ten years ago the sound of music and the tantalizing aroma of grilled cheese sandwiches emanated from Kindersley Regional Park during a two-day festival.

Thirty-five years ago, six girls entered their Grade 12 at Kindersley Composite School, as well as vying for the title of Miss Teen Kindersley.

Jane (Mitchell) Hanbidge's wedding dress, worn on her 1915 wedding day to Robert Hanbidge in Francis, Saskatchewan, is on display at the Hanbidge Exhibit at the Kerrobert Museum.

The most exciting moment taking place at the mall parking lot in Kindersley was observed thirty-five years ago. During the 1989 summer vacation, a Canadian Tire stunt driving team…

Tyner Memorial Hall has been a fixture at Eston Riverside Regional Park for over a decade. It was placed on its cement foundation after being moved in March of 2008.

Check out these young Alsask Girl Guides from 1979. Back row (L-R): Lynette Schaefer, Michelle Ross, Kim Peters, Elena Thomas, Catherine Schaefer, Dawn Dooley.

A resident at Evergreens in Kindersley shared her memories of growing up in Eston, Saskatchewan, in the 1930s and 1940s. Linnea Black (nee Hierlmeier) turned 96 on April 15 of this year.

The Great Sandhills Terminal, located between Leader and Prelate, opened its facility twenty-five years ago. The grain handling facility held its grand opening on July 13, 1999…

Kindersley experienced a building boom back in 1984. The town’s $9 million in building permits outreached many other communities in the province.

The year 1984 wasn’t just the name of George Orwell’s cautionary tale, it was also the year the World Youth Baseball Championships were held in Kindersley.

More than sixty years ago, the communities of Major, Luseland and Kerrobert combined their efforts to host a rodeo at Tramping Lake Park.

One of my favourite parts of my job since returning to West Central Saskatchewan four years ago is reacquainting myself with familiar names from the past.

There’s a vacant lot on Railway Avenue in Kindersley where the Seymour Hotel was once located. Historian Joan (Champ) Brewerton shared the history of the old hotel…