Kamsack Times

What messages did parishioners of Westminster Memorial United Church hide in a time capsule not seen in 100 years? What did they think was important to tell the world long after they’re gone? “We find out on August 4 when, as part of the Church’s cen

Smoke on the Water, the annual community fundraiser and block party is celebrating its sixth year and is being expanded into a two-day event with organizers promising to offer “more music, more food and more opportunity to give back to the community.

A four-person team of Brent and Kathy Weber and Mike and Joanne Osatiuk of Madge Lake won the Duck Mountain Ski Hill’s 15 th annual Ski Hill Scramble golf tournament held at the Madge Lake Golf Course on June 16.

Kamsack RCMP have arrested Chase Quewezance, who was unlawfully at large out of Regina, according to a release from the Kamsack RCMP Detachment.

Traffic was busy in Veregin as the 75 th annual Shishliki barbecue was hosted by the Veregin recreation board on June 29. The fires were lit at approximately 8 a.m.

Band students at the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute showed the public what they learned during the past year during the school’s annual lawn concert held at the Kamsack Hospital grounds on June 10.

The graduation of 14 Grade 12 students of the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute (KCI) was held on June 27. At the afternoon program in the school’s gymnasium, the graduates were introduced and presented with their diplomas.

Over the past week to 10 days, at least in the Yorkton region, we have received what my grandfather would have termed a million-dollar rain. For grain producers, conditions coming out of spring seeding were generally on the dry side of things.

A 350-square-foot tiny home was unveiled June 19 to dozens of supporters and community members at Cote First Nation, marking the completion of the Tiny House Project, an Essential Skills partnership between Parkland College, Yorkton Tribal Council, a