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…

Camp staff at the summer iKids camp were always willing to take on a challenge. Kyla Janzen’s young nephew was a much higher calibre arm wrestling contender…

Kindersley and area residents are starting to enjoy the Motherwell Beach and Recreation Area.

Volunteers from KAWS Animal Rescue had a fundraising bottle drive in front of Pet Valu on Saturday, August 26.

Kindersley & District Plains Museum was filled with the sound of music Tuesday evening, August 22nd. More than a dozen musicians strolled through the doors…

The Kindersley Library was alive with activity Tuesday afternoon, August 15th. Librarian Michelle and volunteers were upstairs helping a dozen or so kids craft their very own personalized kite…

The residents at Caleb Village had fun at a Hawaiian Luau on Friday, August 11th. The staff helped create a Hawaiian atmosphere by putting up decorations of palm trees and pineapple centrepieces.

Caleb Village was alive with music on Thursday afternoon, June 15th. A dozen members of the KCS jazz band brought their instruments and shared their talent with the seniors at Caleb.

Enjoying “Family Time” at the Kindersley Indoor Rodeo last week.

On Friday, June 2, the Threshing Club conducted their annual seeding demonstration in conjunction with the 2023 Food Farm program for Grade 3 students.

Oh, to have that kind of energy! Youngsters gathered at Westberry Field to have some fun and learn some soccer skills.

Publisher Kate Winquist received the highest honour in the photography category, capturing Photographer of the Year.

Holden Bosch from Kindersley Playschool puts his rolled ice cream into a cup. Their visit to Swirl Cafe was the best field trip ever!

Tyler Elizabeth Herr, from Cape Town, South Africa, visited her grandparents on their farm north of Plato, SK.  She and her brother were enthralled by the gopher population in their machinery yard.

The following is an excerpt from the April 3, 2000 edition of the West Central Crossroads.

This sign is located somewhere in west central Saskatchewan. Do you know where?

Sometimes you have to travel long distances to meet that special someone. Connie and Jim Ness from New Brigden, Alberta, will celebrate their fourth anniversary this March.

Photojournalist Annie Duncan (below) has been visiting museums throughout the area to learn more about history.

The Kerrobert Courthouse Art Gallery hosted the closing reception for the exhibit “Earth Elements,” a collaboration between artist Bonny McNab and stone carver Shane Junop…