KINDERSLEY – The Town of Kindersley council gave initial approval to changes to the way mobile homes are regulated and permitted within the community.

A caboose is something we rarely see attached to the back end of a train. In my days of railroading, from the 1940s until the mid-1980s, they were very necessary.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority hosted a human trafficking awareness event Thursday afternoon, August 27th, at the Norman Ritchie Centre in Kindersley.

A new coin helps members of the Royal Canadian Legion celebrate their 100th anniversary. The $2 coin went into circulation last week to honour “the Legion’s century-long mission…

On Aug. 24 the Saskatchewan NDP released another paper suggesting sky-high costs should Saskatchewan proceed with planned refurbishment of its coal-fired power generating fleet.

The Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel has recommended the provincial government confirm SaskPower's interim 3.9 per cent system-average rate increase, which took effect Feb. 1, 2026.

KINDERSLEY – The Town of Kindersley council approved an updated water and wastewater bylaw. The bylaw was approved at the Aug. 24 regular meeting of council.

The Write Out Loud season commences September 16 at the Swift Current Lyric Theatre. Admission is $10. Doors open at 6:30. Each evening also features a musical performance.

The Town of Kindersley council approved a new bylaw that streamlines tax collection among the community's three mobile home parks.

ROSETOWN – An airplane crashed in the Rural Municipality of Marriott on Tuesday morning, killing its pilot. The pilot, a man and the plane's sole occupant, was declared dead at the scene…

September 9 is recognized as Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Awareness Day around the world since 1999. Throughout the month of September, the Saskatchewan Prevention Institute…

Rosetown and Kyle RCMP responded to calls ranging from a fatal crash in the R.M. of Marriott to a missing person at Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park between Aug. 14 and 27.

In May, we did something that doesn't sound like good business. We stopped asking people in our core market to pay for a subscription and started putting Your West Central Voice…

It was virtually owned by Tiger Woods for years and a Scottie Scheffler foregone conclusion for the past couple of seasons, but this year, there might not be a clearcut favourite…

Not long after his stroke I was standing with my brother in his garden on Cortes Island when, looking into his eyes, I became overwhelmed by a sensation…

Thomas Edison once said, "The doctor of the future will no longer treat the human frame with drugs, but rather will cure and prevent disease with nutrition."

“How will you celebrate your 50th anniversary,” daughter Amanda asked, in early summer. A half century of God’s goodness and mercy chasing after us. But I had no idea.

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Well, that’s embarrassing. Apparently, I have absolutely no idea what weekend it is. For the past few days, I’ve been happily telling people to “Have a great long weekend!”

KINDERSLEY – The Town of Kindersley council approved a new bylaw that streamlines tax collection among the community's three mobile home parks.

KINDERSLEY – The Town of Kindersley council approved an updated water and wastewater bylaw. The bylaw was approved at the Aug. 24 regular meeting of council.

The morning sun shines for the last time on the Great West Café, a local landmark for more than a century since Mrs. Bill Graham established her café and butcher shop on the site in 1914.

"What's Cooking" was the theme of Vacation Bible School (VBS) held at Kindersley Christian Fellowship from August 17th to 21st. Approximately twenty children, ages 4 to 9…

The Kindersley District Plains Museum and Discover Tourism Kindersley extended a warm welcome to guests attending the Threads Through Time Fashion Show…

Combines move swiftly through a field east of Kindersley on Friday afternoon. Seven John Deere machines were running, three of them visible here.

Norm and the Golden Aces played old-time polkas and country dance music for the residents and guests at Pioneers Haven in Kerrobert last Thursday.

Congratulations were extended to four Ursuline Sisters of Prelate who celebrated milestone anniversaries on August 15th. Sister Rose Anne Engel celebrated 75 years…

A John Deere combine unloads on the go into a waiting grain truck in a field near Eatonia on a warm Sunday afternoon, one of the first cuts of the 2026 harvest in west central Saskatchewan.

Baseball fans alive during the Shohei Ohtani era — and that’s you — should consider themselves among the luckiest fans of all time.

Thirty-five eager young scientists participated in a Science Camp at the Luseland Library on Tuesday afternoon, August 18th. The camp was conducted by representatives…