I’m Just Gerry is the compelling story of the growth of a small prairie company and its journey to become a world leader in its field.

D’Arcy elementary school kids stepped into the spotlight Friday afternoon, May 9th to entertain the moms who came for their Mother’s Day Tea.

Welcome to our journey around the world. From the deserts of Dubai, across the lush lands of Sri Lanka and ending in tropical islands of Thailand.

PLENTY - The quilting group in Plenty held their 6th Annual Quilt Show - “Stitching Together, a Community” from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, May 3rd at the Plenty United Church.

KINDERSLEY - Our Kindersley Community Travel Club's 2025 tour took us on a "Grand Tour of Italy." We had 44 amazing travelers, with the youngest being in grade 8.

The talented musicians - Misery Mountain Boys from Edmonton, entertained at Kindersley on Thursday evening, May 1st and at Leader the following evening.

The Canadian Chills Series is a trifecta of amusing middle-grade novels created by Saskatoon’s award-winning Arthur Slade, and I’ve just devoured the Nanaimo Bar-themed…

I Ran So You Could Fly (the Paris O’Ree Story) (Paint & Pen Media Group, August, 2024) is a heartwarming, inspirational historical fiction novel…

LUSELAND—The Luseland Library Art Gallery is currently showcasing beautiful embroidery and needlecraft artwork created by members of Luseland's Embroidery Guild and local artists.

iKids in Kindersley held a glow party for about 30 kids from the ages of 5 to 12 on Friday night, April 25.

KINDERSLEY - The KCS band students from grades 9-12 enjoyed a two-day trip to Regina in mid-April, accompanied by their teacher, Mike Reece.

MAJOR - Major’s 2nd annual fundraiser for Kindersley’s West Central Crisis & Family Support Centre was another successful event, raising a total of $5,177.00, beating last year’s amount.

The Wilkie Museum has been busy preparing for another year of bringing the past to life for visitors. The excitement has already begun with the Hometown Raffle…

ESTON – Nearly 100 children and their families gathered at the Eston Museum on Saturday, April 19 for the Prairie West Historical Society’s annual Easter Egg Hunt…

Lampman-based Maureen Ulrich, author of the much-loved Jessie Mac Hockey Series, has crafted a new series, Winds of Change. It is a fantastical coming of age story.

KERROBERT—Ashley McLean excitedly brought copies of her debut novel, Shadows Between Us, to the Kerrobert Library on Tuesday evening, April 15.

LEADER - Leader Composite School drama students performed ‘The Monologue Show from Hell’ at the Regional Drama Festival at Swift Current on April 5th.

The metaphorical title of Lynda Monahan’s fifth poetry collection, The Door at the End of Everything, is lifted from her long, forthright poem of the same name.

The Eatonia Oasis Players' dinner theatre production of Exit Laughing entertained audiences over the April 3-5 weekend.

A vendor at a recent market held in Kindersley had an interesting story to share about the handmade quilts and blankets she had on display.