No one ever said that steer wrestling was easy. Just ask this cowboy who finally persevered during the Thursday evening performance at the Kindersley Indoor Rodeo.

Approximately 10 kms west of the Town of Eston is the former community of Snipe Lake. Not much remains, but if you head south on the grid road, you will find this cairn…

This photo was taken as riders Garry Wagner and Collin Greenwald were approaching the Heck Livestock Association, located in the RM of Clinworth.

Welcoming these new arrivals ... These piglets recently made their appearance on the farm near Flaxcombe, owned by Brian and Char Brown.

Congratulations to Jeanette Martin on her retirement from Community Futures Meridian! Jeanette has been an integral part of CF for the last 30 years.

Cheers to the first “High Tea” of 2022! This will be a monthly event at Pioneers Haven in Kerrobert that will happen every 2nd Friday at 3:00 pm.

It’s always worthwhile to take the road less travelled! These photos were taken last Wednesday afternoon southeast of Netherhill.

As you drive through the Village of Mendham, you’ll notice a prominent sign that reads: “Dedicated to the Pioneer Families of Mendham, St. Anthony’s Parish and 1914 Oblate Fathers…

Residents at Eatonia Oasis Living celebrated St. Patrick’s Day last week. Pictured are (l-r) Irene Gizen, Helen Thomson and Betty King.

Great Plains College in Kindersley had eighteen participants enrolled in their two-day Drone School on March 15th and 16th.

Celebrating its 15th year, the event is organized and presented by Leader Dance Parents and marks the beginning of the 2022 Dance Competition Season.

Kindersley resident Doloris Groome has been enjoying her hobby for approximately forty years.

The Kindersley Jr. Klippers had a fun skate with students from the Kindersley Playschool on February 15 and 16. Pictured are Josh Morton and Carlyn Maligaya.

Markus Minogue and his dad get ready to practice on their outdoor rink in the Kyle area.

The postcard is of the school house from Netherhill postmarked June 10, 1912. Courtesy Larry Stroobandt, Chatham, Ontario