Coaches don’t usually seek attention in amateur sports, but one coach got some of that—along with all 49 senior Rosetown Royals football players—at the season-end awards banquet on Tuesday.

Local and area girls scored all of the goals when the U-18 A Western Prairie Redwings shut out the Saskatoon Comets 4-0 on Friday night.

A Rosetown Central High junior girls curling team began practising on Nov. 5, said community coach Darby Freistadt. The team includes Kalli Bacon, Andrea Kahovec, Kathryn Claffey and Annabel Main.

This week at the Rosetown Seniors Centre, members enjoyed whist, bingo, and crib.

Special events to celebrate the holiday season ramp up this week and next.

The Rosetown Golf Course would only again use contaminated water flowing past it in an “emergency,” club president Ryan Wickett said last week.

Coach Wendy Wiens works with young Aubrey Keith on skating skills during the Rosetown Skating Club practice on Wednesday.

Fifty-eight music students and 61 speech arts students took part in Contemporary Showcase 2025 here on Nov. 21-22.

The Rosetown Golf Club had “a pretty successful year,” president Ryan Wickett said during the group’s annual general meeting on Nov. 20.

A worker in a bucket truck with Lee’s Tree Care of Swift Current trims off dead or problematic tree branches, surrounded by hoarfrost, while other workers send them through a chipper…

Mr. and Mrs. George Sinclair celebrated their 50th anniversary. They’d wed in Shawville, Que., homesteaded in the Idaleen district and moved to town in 1950.

For Herschel area native Daniel Wiebe, the sting of the University of Saskatchewan Huskies’ recent Vanier Cup loss may have been lessened last week by the Saskatchewan Roughriders.

Jeremy Bides hits the bird while partner Clint Kennedy watches during badminton last Wednesday at the civic centre.

It’s that time of year again when children send their wish lists to the North Pole. That means Letters to Santa kits are once again available at the Rosetown Library!

A menagerie of animals, cartoon characters and storybook people repopulated Winter Wonderland in Lovett Park last week.

November has been a quieter month than October—a little breather before December arrives with its pre-Christmas and Christmas happenings.

ROSETOWN — A local resident is asking for the public’s help after a wreath placed on her late husband’s grave went missing.

We had a very mild November in our part of the province, all things considered. But vigilance is key! True winter can strike at any moment. Take this picture, for instance.

While giving wagon rides during the shopping night on Friday, Tammie McGonigal stopped the team to pose.

Let’s start by looking at the Sask West standings. In first is the Kindersley Klippers with a 5-1 record, followed by the Wilkie Outlaws with a 4-0 record. In third is the Edam 3 Stars…