For the past ten years, the community of Kerrobert has been enjoying the Festival of Trees, presented by the Kerrobert Courthouse Restoration Society.

Cory Gramlich (second from the left) representing the Better Together Initiative, received a cheque from the Tim Horton’s Smile Cookie Fundraiser…

Downtown Kindersley was a festive scene on Saturday, November 27th, as the Downtown Kindersley Association presented their Kick-off to Christmas event.

3 month-old kitten, “Bea” admires the shiny decorations on her family’s Christmas tree in Brock…

The Town of Kindersley crew were busy on Monday hanging up some brand new decorations just in time for the holiday season.

Sir Herbert Strutt lays a wreath at the cenotaph at Baker’s Park in Kindersley on Thursday. Strutt turned 101 this past summer. Thank you for your service.

Kindersley’s Remembrance Day parade to the cenotaph was led by Floyd Akre and a caparisoned horse.

John Tomecek of Kerrobert is one of the few remaining WWII veterans; he will soon celebrate his 102nd birthday on November 28.

The iKids Club in Kindersley welcomed kids ages 4-10 to a costume party and pumpkin carving night.

The Kerrobert Courtroom Gallery would like to thank everyone who came out to meet Jen Loree (pictured with one of her amazing artistic welded metal art pieces) and Chris Hodge at their closing reception at the gallery.

Ballet Jörgen made their only Saskatchewan stop in Leader on October 14th.

You can tell Halloween is just around the corner when you walk by the home of Roxanne Atkinson and family on 2nd Avenue East in Kindersley.

Kindersley folks spotted this plane being transported down the highway Tuesday at noon. It was an unusual sight, as the WWII plane was being transported to a museum in Lethbridge, Alberta.

Eaton School Grade 3/4 students did some soil testing in their outdoor classroom last week.

The first trail ride of the season turned out to be a beautiful fall day for Garry and Joan Wagner as they moved one of their smaller groups of cattle.

Lynn Miller drove a mile out of Kindersley to capture this spectacular photo of the Northern Lights last week. Absolutely stunning!

There were a lot of fun activities for both kids and adults to enjoy at the Goose Festival this year.

It was well worth the wait! Mother Nature cooperated with a picture-perfect forecast, enabling hundreds of spectators, young and old, to enjoy the 2021 edition of the Goose Festival Parade.

It is always great to see the faces of the people that came out to participate in the Goose Festival Parade. Enjoy our photo gallery of parade people!

The Kerrobert Rebels played spoiler against the Kindersley Kobras during a Goose Festival Matinee game at Rotary Park Field on Saturday, September 25.