Word spread fast on Wednesday that the UGG elevator annex was going down on South Railway. Trucks and cars assembled next to the old Collyer Ford building to take in the show.

It was an epic vista on Wednesday afternoon, as 26 rumbling combines spread out across a field of swathed canola west of town.

When Geoff Chandler was busy making up sandwiches on a May morning last year, he had no idea of the eventful day ahead of him.

Excellent weather conditions suited last weekend’s gathering of bugs and beetles at the local beach.

Children have admitted to being the culprits in damaging a number of vintage farm truck windshields and windows at the local Flywheel Club.

CRUISING KILLARNEY – Broadway was bustling with activity on Thursday evening as vintage vehicles lined the streets on both sides.

When retired Killarney School band director Tim Lawson decided to put on a Canada 150 Alumni Band Concert he had no idea how many musicians he’d get, or how good they would sound. As it turns out, both things have pleasantly surprised him.

Local competitors have achieved medals of all colours during this week’s Manitoba 55 Plus Games in Killarney.

A group of investors is seeking to build a multi-million dollar, up-market, 36-unit senior housing complex right next to the local mall.

From “This Land Is Your Land” to “The Hockey Song,” and from Sir John A. Macdonald to Nellie McClung, Killarney School paid tribute to our country’s history with their presentation of Canada’s 150 dinner Theatre.