The Town of Kerrobert’s Memory Tree raised $284.80 for operating costs at the Kerrobert Cemetery. Over 70 names of loved ones were remembered.

Working alone and in geographic isolation, Bert Porter had neither formal horticultural education nor public or institutional support.

From December 1-3, the members of the Board of Education attended the Saskatchewan School Boards Association (SSBA) Fall Assembly.

With 367,707 calls for service, Saskatchewan RCMP's Divisional Operational Communications Centre (DOCC) had another busy year in 2024…

If you happen to drive by the Eatonia Cemetery, you may have noticed the work that has been done throughout the summer months.

On December 17, the students that the Sun West Board of Education sponsored to attend the 2024 Canadian Student Leadership Conference (CSLC) in Haliburton, Ontario…

Rosetown RCMP received a report of an erratic driver on Highway 7. Members were unable to locate the vehicle.

Eatonia’s Donor’s Choice managed raised an astounding $26,830 in their 2024 campaign, and $14,335 of that amount will remain right in their community.

RCMP received a complaint of an abandoned vehicle. The vehicle was deemed a road hazard and was towed.  The registered owner was notified.

On January 2, 2025, Michelle Yates stepped into her new position as community librarian at Kindersley Library, after Pat Bohn retired at the end of 2024.

The final day of 2024 also marked Pat Bohn's last day of work at the Kindersley Library. The community librarian has been a dedicated employee for the past 34 years…

The Mayor of Kindersley, Ken Francis, is optimistic about the upcoming year. He issued the following statement to Your West Central Voice on Friday, January 3.

Nine students are the proud recipients of scholarships from the Dr. Holmes Scholarship Fund, which provides assistance for local students.

The Town of Kerrobert is introducing a new Memory Tree program for 2025. For the first time, residents have the opportunity to purchase a tree in memory of their loved one…

Kerrobert Town Administrator Tara Neumeier (left) accepts a cheque from Shauna Meek with the Prairieland Players.

A trip to the 7-11 in Kindersley paid off big time for Sherry Prins from Elrose. Print purchased a Zing - $3 Crossword and came away with a $50,000 prize.

It’s the season for giving, and the community of Kindersley has been very generous to Kindersley FoodMesh this Christmas season.

It takes many elves volunteering their time to assemble the 200 Christmas hampers which will be handed out during this year’s holiday season in Kindersley.

In December, Major Play Pals Preschool held a food drive in support of the Luseland & District Food Bank.

A health tip which was posted on social media, could save lives. You may have attended many CPR classes over the years…