Eston 95 Lions president Gwen Etter presents $1087.00 to Wheatland Plus 50 Chairperson Lorne Johnson.

The Hammerlindl Garage in Mantario was the last retail business in the community, serving the area for over 87 years.

The community of Dodsland is located in the west central region of the province along highway 31. It is named in honour of Dr. Dodds who came to the area from Nebraska.

There are definite signs of spring showing up in the countryside and our local towns and villages. While gophers and geese are making their presence known, another traditional sign of the season took place on the first day of spring.

The Laporte elevator was built in 1968 by Sask Wheat Pool. The elevator appears to now be privately owned.

I thought that I would share one of my favourite photos from a few years ago that was taken about this time of year at the Gull Lake, Saskatchewan Golf Course.

The Rural Municipality of Kindersley #290 recently made a generous $15,000 donation to STARS®.

Reeve Lionel Story of the Rural Municipality of Kindersley #290 (right) presents a gift of appreciation to Robert Hulgan for his 25 years of service in the R.M.

No matter how hard they tried, they could not social distance.

Members of the Kindersley Antique Threshing Club present donation to West Central Crisis and Family Support Centre.

Kindersley resident, Garth Weinhandl built an igloo at his home on 4th Avenue West, much to the delight of Carter, Brett and Hannah Zurkan who were visiting their grandparents, Greg and Shelley Becker.

Enjoy this photo gallery of wildlife on the prairies!

I don’t know about you, but I’m getting tired of the deep freeze. We’ve been in this cold snap for well over a week now, and I am so ready for spring!

Enjoy this gallery of photos from Laverna, Saskatchewan.

With help from Saskatchewan Lions Clubs, including the Eston and Eston 95 groups, the Saskatchewan Lions Foundation recently presented $52,000 to STARS!

The Hoosier United Church is a municipal designated historic building located in the former hamlet of Hoosier in the R.M. of Antelope Park.

Remember when? The Roman Catholic Church in Eston.

I hope it’s insulated! This igloo could be found in Kindersley at the corner of 4th Avenue and 8th Street West.

Ella and her mom, Kera Knight from Eston made a ‘snow snake’ using containers and mixing food colouring in with the snow.

Montanna Meyer (right), Relationship Manager of Eston / Eatonia PCCU, presented Lorne Johnson, President of the Wheatland Plus Fifty Club with a $1000 donation.