Reese McCallum was decked out as a hard working prospector at her Little Chick Prospecting Booth at Leader’s Marketplace last week.

Kerrobert’s Harvest Festival Parade was held on a beautiful sunny Saturday morning, October 7. The Vintage Marketplace was just one of the many floats that spectators of all ages enjoyed.

Once again the Kerrobert Harvest Festival Parade was a huge success. Loving all of the floats, bikes, balloons, horses, cars, implements and so much more.

Long-time RBC employee, Linda Croshaw-Dixon’s last day at the Kindersley branch was Friday, September 29.

Kindersley’s 51st Annual Goose Festival Days were nothing short of incredible. The parade on Saturday morning was the largest in years and hundreds (if not thousands) of people…

Members of the Kindersley Kinsmen and Kinette Club were busy with their 3rd annual Duck Derby Fundraiser before the Goose Festival Parade.

Enjoy more photos of the parade and other fun activities that happened over Goose Festival days in Kindersley.

Always a highlight of the Kindersley Goose Festival, the annual parade took place Saturday, September 23. There were many floats to see…

Caleb residents and their visitors were entertained by Can Am Country from Saskatoon on Friday afternoon during happy hour.

This kid was having a great time riding on the big green tractor as part of the Goose Festival Parade!

The family of the late Isabel Kelly constructed a memorial rock garden in her honour earlier this spring at Caleb Village in Kindersley.

These kids had fun playing volleyball at the Kindersley Beach on the weekend.

Even though it was mid-September, this little boy enjoyed a run through the spray park in Kindersley along with his siblings. The temperature was a balmy 31 degrees…

The Kindersley Kobras hosted the Unity Warriors on Thursday, September 7 in SHSAA football action. The visitors came away with a 46-7 win.

The Plenty Wildcats defeated the Kerrobert Rebels 56-26 in 1A 6-aside Football last Thursday.

The Kindersley Kobras football team celebrated along the sidelines after their home opener against the Unity Warriors - no, they didn’t win the game…

Thank you to the RM of Kindersley, specifically Elaine Epp and Lionel Story, for all the hard work, time and dedication to our Hospital and Heritage Manor grounds.

Even though the wind was picking up throughout the afternoon, the work crew kept busy at the construction site of the future Burger King.

Local artist Rylan Cocks just completed this mural at Sceptre’s Sandhills Museum on August 30 and dedicated it to his Grandma and Grandpa Gizen.

Last Wednesday was a beautiful summer evening when families enjoyed visiting with friends and Westberry staff while chowing down on burgers grilled by the SJHL Kindersley Klippers.