Triplet siblings Elly, Theia and Reese Hardin were introduced to triplet calves born on January 20 at the Circle 7 Ranch in Shaunavon, SK.

The Leader Badminton Club had its first youth night last week and the sign up sheet was full!

Wayne Bernard looks a bit unsure of his new found friend, Louise the alpaca. The Bernard family from Eston enjoyed an adventure to Cobler’s Cove at Gull Lake.

Students at Rossville School in Coleville have been enjoying the new floor curling games that were purchased by their SRC.

Teens Michael Brown (Left) and Eli Ortman were ice fishing at the Motherwell Dam on January 3.

Enjoy this gallery of photos of Caleb Village's Christmas decorations.

Christmas Vacation? Could this be Uncle Eddie’s RV from National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation? Not likely!

Look at the generous donations that were dropped off at Westberry School for the Kindersley Food Bank and Crisis Centre!

The Eatons Catalogue Home is just one of the buildings that will light up the night at the Kindersley & District Museums drive thru event.

A total of $1,086 was raised by 38 kids that went shopping in Coleville’s Santa’s Hut.

Betty Konkin presents Lori Minchin with $100.00 for winning the bingo bonanza prize at the Eston Wheatland plus 50 final bingo of 2020.

A beautful sunrise provides the backdrop for Kindersley Composite School last Tuesday morning.

The Ukranian Catholic Parish of St. John the Baptist is another one of Canada’s Historic Places that is located right here in west central Saskatchewan.

My Dad passed away in the early morning hours of November 30, 2010. It doesn’t seem possible that he’s been gone for ten years already.

Residents of Eatonia Oasis Living, including Betty Lothammer enjoyed making Christmas decorations last week.

This fully reconditioned zamboni was delivered to the Village of Dodsland last week.

The Kindersley Rotary Club has donated 400 reusable cloth masks to all the teachers and staff at schools in the local area including Kindersley Composite, Westberry, and Elizabeth Schools in Kindersley…

They predicted it well in advance, but who thought that Environment Canada would be correct with their forecast last weekend?

This absolutely amazing photo was taken by Maple Creek area rancher, Keith Winzer. Keith figures there were more than 800 animals.

Enjoy these photos from the Legion Hall in Eston.