The communities of Kindersley and Kerrobert were pleased to have Premier Scott Moe come to town for a tour of their local facilities.

Premier Scott Moe (centre) toured the Kerrobert Courthouse on the afternoon of Tuesday, September 10th.

Kindersley RCMP will monitor and enforce the school zones throughout the upcoming school year and would like to remind all motorists to slow down and be aware.

Wheatland Regional Library was selected as a 2024 Culture Days Hub to receive special funding from SaskCulture to host the 2024 Truth and Reconciliation Speaker Series.

Members of Cypress Credit Union, Diamond North Credit Union, and Prairie Centre Credit Union have voted in favour of bringing the three organizations together to create one credit union...

Premier Scott Moe joined representatives from Farm in the Dell and the Town of Biggar to announce a partnership that will develop two new group homes for 10 people with intellectual disabilities.

The Parkinson’s Canada SuperWalk in Saskatoon took place on a beautiful, warm, sunny day. On Sunday, September 8th, Kindersley resident Nancy Kelley participated in the walk for the 19th year.

RCMP received a complaint of disturbing the peace.  Members spoke to the subject of complaint and issued a verbal warning.

It was a happy moment when Nikki Meschishnick, on behalf of Kelly Insurance Brokers Ltd., presented Jodi Geddes with a cheque for $150,000 for the Kids Academy Early Learning Centre...

The atmosphere was electric Thursday night as Kindersley hosted its first-ever Professional Bull Riders (PBR) Canada event, the Energy Dodge Dakota Buttar Invitational.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe will travel across the west central region today (Tuesday, September 10), including stops at Kindersley and Kerrobert.

The quiet village of Luseland was transformed into a hub of lively activity during their annual Harvest Festival. Once again, the Veggie Car Races were the highlight of the day...

Two residents at Kindersley’s Heritage Manor have been married for 77 years, and both have accumulated a century of life experience.

Saskatchewan Polytechnic has received $2.5 million from Cenovus Energy toward its Time to Rise campaign in support of the Joseph A. Remai Saskatoon Campus.

The West Central Abilities (WCA) community came together in celebration on Tuesday morning, September 3 as the ribbon was cut on their newly completed Day Program building.

The Eatonia Fire Brigade is pleased to announce that it has purchased a new rescue truck. The generous help received from local entities made this purchase possible.

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

Kindersley's first-ever “Meet a Machine” event was held at the Kindersley and District Plains Museum on Saturday, September 7th.

School officially started back up last week with students returning in the Sun West, Chinook and Living Sky School Divisions.

After 13 years of planning, logistics, and everything else involved in seeing this project completed, the Broadacres Cemetery Project is now finished.