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Scenes from Kamsack Players’ production of Death and Taxes

Scenes from Kamsack Players’ production of Death and Taxes

The Kamsack Times now available on the Internet

The Kamsack Times weekly community newspaper is now available on the Internet. This newspaper, which was established in 1908, is one of the last remaining community newspapers owned by Glacier Media Group with an Internet presence.
Items from Eaglestone Lodge

Items from Eaglestone Lodge

The month of November was busy.

Riley Barrowman succeeds Clint Chernoff as president of Kamsack wildlife group

Riley Barrowman has been elected president of the Kamsack branch of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation.

Hospital auxiliary tea and bake sale winners listed

Winners of prizes at the Kamsack Hospital Auxiliary tea and bake sale held October 23, were: Darlene Brown, gift certificate to Notched Branch Bistro; Connie McKay, fleece blanket and shawl; Rick Aikman, patchwork lap quilt; Diana Belovanoff, small o
Stories come to life with experienced, Regina-based storyteller

Stories come to life with experienced, Regina-based storyteller

Children and adults found it to be a treat to be introduced to the fun, high energy and creative story telling style of Kevin Mackenzie when he entertained at Norquay, Pelly, Sturgis and Preeceville on November 26 and 27.

Parkland Lions Midget Girls hockey team earns weekend split

After dropping a 4-1 decision to the Moose Jaw Mavericks, the Parkland Lions Midget Girls AA hockey team, which includes Kamsack members, responded with a 4-0 shutout victory on Sunday.

Trofimenkoff ties with Perepiolkin for first place in Super League curling

By Doug Elsasser Six men’s curling teams arrived at the Broda Sportsplex in Kamsack November 24 to play draw number three in the Duck Mountain Super League.
Disc golf sport keeps growing

Disc golf sport keeps growing

The growth of disc golf in the Parkland region took another step recently with the formation of a new association to promote the sport.
Affinity Credit Union helps fund Togo After School Program

Affinity Credit Union helps fund Togo After School Program

Now into its fourth year, the Togo After-School Program recently received funding of $1,900 from Affinity Credit Union. On behalf of Affinity, Georgina Harambura of Runnymede, presented the cheque to program organizers.