Kamsack Times

Three local students have been announced as recipients of scholarships from Parkland College.

Marilyn Lachambre has been a Kamsack resident since 1978. As a visionary, dreamer and business woman, she has been involved with numerous Kamsack initiatives over the years.

Although it has been 25 years since Melva Armstrong started her very own wellness journal publication, her eyes twinkle and her smile is wide when she talks about her work and the reasons she still loves what she is doing.

In a phone interview with the Kamsack Times , Kamsack Mayor, Nancy Brunt shared some highlights of discussions at the most recent Kamsack town council meeting.

Josh Bielecki of Kamsack is the first to admit that when he started playing six-man football at Kamsack Comprehensive Institute (KCI) in Grade 7, he was not, by any means…an athlete.

On a recent phone interview from her home in Calgary, Alice Airriess spoke with the Kamsack Times about turning 100 years old and her fond memories of growing up on a farm near the village of Togo.

Many locals may be familiar with Alan Bennett and his 25 years of tapping trees in Saskatchewan to make the unique and ever-popular Assiniboine River Taps maple syrup.

Eaglestone Lodge, a personal care home located in Kamsack, has elected a new Board Of Directors (BOD), according to a press release.