Kamsack Times

A Farmer’s Market which had been established along Hwy No. 57 on the way to Duck Mountain Provincial Park several years ago has expanded to the next level.

Special days like birthdays continue to happen, even during a time of a worldwide virus outbreak.

A heritage building which once housed the Seventh Day Adventist congregation in Kamsack has been totally transformed into a unique, well-appointed single family dwelling.

Unharvested acres, cash flow, and poor Internet, among farmers’ main concerns heading into spring.

A young man whose mother was raised in the Kamsack area, and whose grandparents live just south of Kamsack, is having much being written about him.

At SIGN (Society for the Involvement of Good Neighbors) the way we provide services has changed.

A Kamsack senior resident was dismayed to find his car battery had gone dead on April 8.

Ready Roll Truck Tarps Inc. (RRTT), a roll tarp fabrication company, opened its doors on April 13, in the former Kamsack Strawboard Plant. The facility, located just five kilometres west of Kamsack, right off Hwy. No.

Patients are being advised to use the self-assessment tool to determine if they should be tested for COVID-19.

A newly-formed U16 Yorkton Venom Volleyball team has attracted players from the surrounding area, including Togo, Ituna, Lemberg and Foam Lake.