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The Kindersley and District Arts Council's highly anticipated fundraiser concert, originally scheduled for Saturday, April 5 at the Norman Ritchie Community Centre, has been postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. A new date and additional details will be announced as soon as they become available.

The event was set to feature local rock band The Radiant, alongside local musician Curtis Ehresman, as part of the Arts Council’s efforts to bring diverse arts programming to the community.

UPDATE: Thursday, Apr 03, 2025, 12:07 PM

The vandals in Kindersley were identified shortly after this morning's post from the Town of Kindersley. 

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The annual 6-man football clash between Canada and the USA is coming to Rosetown in 2025.

The Leader and District Arts Council (LDAC) hosted The Wardens at the Leader Community Centre on April 1 as part of its ongoing performance season.

This concert marked the third of four shows in the current season and was part of the Spark Performance. Spark, an initiative developed by the Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils, aims to foster youth engagement in the arts.

"I think everyone enjoyed the stories they had to tell," said Treena Redman, President of the Leader and District Arts Council. "The video really made you feel like you were a part of it."

The Kindersley soccer community has been growing steadily, with an enthusiastic group of players committed to both indoor and outdoor seasons. Led by head coach Kevin Codd, the adult indoor league wrapped up a successful winter season, marking a significant step forward by competing in tournaments for the first time.

Indoor Season Success

Classroom of the month is back, and Mrs. Wuttunee's grade 2/3 split class out of Kerrobert was the first on the list.

Cooper Douglas and Nick Cooper went out to give them gifts, food and tons of fun! Mrs Wuttunee even got a brand new electric pencil sharpener!!

Be sure to nominate a classroom for Classroom of the Month before the deadline passes!

West Central Saskatchewan residents should brace for an unpredictable April as the region transitions from winter’s chill to the first hints of spring warmth.

The month is known for its temperature swings, and this year looks no different. While stretches of mild, spring-like weather are expected, April is also notorious for delivering late-season snow and cold snaps. According to meteorologists, the province is likely to experience below-average temperatures for much of the month, with intermittent warm spells bringing temporary relief.

Czechia took down two giants in Team China and Team Scotland, but they couldn't take down the third giant in Canada during Wednesday evening's draw at the BKT World Men's Curling Championship at Temple Gardens Centre.

Canada stole a total of eight points throughout the game to grind out an 8-3 win. It wasn't their best performance, only curling 86 per cent as a team.

Third Marc Kennedy talked about the mental toughness needed to win a game like that, as well as getting through the week.

Select high school basketball seniors will be on the court competitively one final time this weekend. Basketball Saskatchewan is hosting its "All Star Classic" on April 5th and 6th in Saskatoon, and a fair share of West Central athletes will be part of the action on the court.

Young 4-H members from across the region will take the stage at the annual Regional 4-H Public Speaking event, set for Saturday, April 5, 2025, at 1 p.m. at the Rosetown United Church. Hosted by the District #40 4-H Council, the event will see participants from various age groups present speeches on a range of topics.