Mothering up ‘twins’ on Mother’s Day
The birth of a pair of nice heifer calves was not too strange – except that they were dozens of pounds apart in weight, and they arrived on Mother’s Day.
Brief encounter with a rising star
Band teacher Kayla Solomon prepares to pack up her trumpet this summer, as Illinois University beckons.
A message of gratitude from the Netherlands
A retired mechanic and WWII veteran recently received a flowery surprise, along with a message from Holland, which just happened to coincide with a special birthday.
Hog barn application turned down in Cartwright-Roblin
Following last Wednesday’s long and well-attended public hearing regarding a HyLife hog barn application, local councillors have voted to turn down the request.
Sowing spring wheat to help those in need
Despite near drought conditions, and temperatures that rise and fall every day, farmers are out on the land and getting crops sown.
Town hall tour reveals a need for renovation
Killarney Figure Skating Club receives $10K Jumpstart grant
Killarney Airport an important juncture for med-evacs and training
New paving at the airport last year has been paying off, after two aircraft made landings there earlier this week, and were able to utilize the improved tarmac surface, says a local pilot.
Prairie skies and lively rabbits rendered on canvas
A wall of stunning prairie skyscapes, one of the great visual gifts of the Prairies, arrests visitors who enter the door to the local art gallery.
CBC Gem series ‘Farm Crime’ features an intrepid Killarney cop
A hugely successful television series, focused on wily farm crimes across Canada, has just begun airing its second season.