This kid was having a great time riding on the big green tractor as part of the Goose Festival Parade!

The family of the late Isabel Kelly constructed a memorial rock garden in her honour earlier this spring at Caleb Village in Kindersley.

Even though it was mid-September, this little boy enjoyed a run through the spray park in Kindersley along with his siblings. The temperature was a balmy 31 degrees…

We would like to thank Communities in Bloom for all they do to help beautify our community. This small but mighty group takes such care in the flowers and plants as well as the caboose.

The Kindersley Kobras hosted the Unity Warriors on Thursday, September 7 in SHSAA football action. The visitors came away with a 46-7 win.

The Plenty Wildcats defeated the Kerrobert Rebels 56-26 in 1A 6-aside Football last Thursday.

The Kindersley Kobras football team celebrated along the sidelines after their home opener against the Unity Warriors - no, they didn’t win the game…

Even though the wind was picking up throughout the afternoon, the work crew kept busy at the construction site of the future Burger King.

Local artist Rylan Cocks just completed this mural at Sceptre’s Sandhills Museum on August 30 and dedicated it to his Grandma and Grandpa Gizen.

Camp staff at the summer iKids camp were always willing to take on a challenge. Kyla Janzen’s young nephew was a much higher calibre arm wrestling contender…

Throughout the streets of Kindersley, families headed towards Westberry School on Wednesday evening, August 30, for the Welcome Back to School BBQ.

Participants took turns learning how like charges repel each other by using themselves and a like charge to get their hair to stand on end…

Volunteers from KAWS Animal Rescue had a fundraising bottle drive in front of Pet Valu on Saturday, August 26.

This fabulous harvest photo was sent into us by Henry Kleinsasser. We think this is an award winner. Keep shooting, Henry!

Kids at iKids day camp in Kindersley were making smoothies during Chef Week. As they added ingredients, they would take a taste and add a little more fruit or yogurt…

Dana and Marge Bailey, along with their granddaughter Olivia, handed out Better Together T-shirts to the caregivers at Heritage Manor on Tuesday, August 22nd.

If the walls could talk, the stories they would tell. An old building settled into the prairie landscape, infused with history.

Magician Danny Kazam delighted kids as he pulled lights out of ears, and extracted lengthy streamers and red balls out of his mouth.

The Big Country Agricultural Society hosted their Open Farm Day on Saturday at the Crossroads Centre in Oyen.

The Kindersley & District Plains Museum would like to thank the Town of Kindersley Tourism Advisors for their donation of proceeds from the Wedding Fashion Show event.