In the Community

The Kinsmen Foundation received two significant bequests during this year’s telethon, one of them from a farm family in the Weyburn area.

The Grade 7 class at St. Mary’s School had an eye-opening experience early in the school year when they learned about residential schools.

SaskPower and a third party recently completed testing of pilot commercial and industrial smart meters as one part of its larger grid modernization program.

Susan Colbow is marvelling at the support shown by Saskatchewan residents for Telemiracle 42. The 20-hour fundraiser, organized by Saskatchewan’s Kinsmen and Kinettes, went off the air on Sunday at 5 p.m.

Submited by S. Falconer, Southline Big Sky Agencies held a grand opening on February 16. The agency is housed in the new building on Main Street in Glentworth. The insurance agents, Tara and Cole Labbee, and owner Deidre Nelson, were there.

Gaylene Guillemin had a tough time going through the process of life after her husband died.

by Wes Bloom On the cover of their free matchbook, greater words have likely never been spoken - “Fife Lake Hotel - Where friends Meet”. For Lawson and Gail Harkness, owners of the Fife Lake Hotel, these are not just idle words.

If you look at a flower . . . Why do flowers bloom? They bloom because at some point it becomes too painful not to bloom. It becomes too painful to stay in the bud. And so, they just have to break forth and bloom.

The purpose of the entire thirty-one chapters of Proverbs is to give instruction for wise and godly living and although I have no intention of addressing most of the topics, this week I’ll look briefly at the matter of self-control and avoiding extre

A farm family in the Carievale area has attracted a lot of attention by putting 100 bikes along their perimeter fence that runs adjacent to a road.