As The War Amps Child Amputee (CHAMP) Program marks its 50th anniversary this year, this remembrance season brings to mind the inspiring story of Second World War veteran Cliff Chadderton…

The Rosetown/Kyle RCMP attended to a variety of incidents across the region from October 22 to 30, 2025, ranging from traffic complaints and well-being checks to theft and mischief reports.

Dr. J. Dan Ledding of Rosetown is retiring Friday after a 55-year medical career in which the 79-year-old physician has seen the good, the bad and the sometimes goofy.

At the Rosetown Seniors Centre, Whist winners were led by Marlene Dawson in first place, followed by George Patenaude, Wendy Clayton and Cindy McRae.

Help is available for older people in the Rosetown area who are unsure how to access health and other services without a doctor’s referral.

Local representatives are expected to pass a bylaw soon that would gradually raise water and sewer rates.

Rosetown councillor Jadwiga Dolega-Cieszkowski has resigned from town council. Her letter was submitted ahead of the Oct. 20 council meeting, with the resignation taking effect Oct. 17.

For a child in West Africa, Ukraine, or the Philippines, a simple shoebox filled with toys, school supplies, and a personal note can mean the world.

Town council recently offered to sell all its available lots. “We had a request from them (GMAG Holdings Ltd.) asking what the price would be if they bought a package…

The town is now using another way to pay for goods and services. It used electronic funds transfer (EFT) to pay 13 suppliers a total of almost $45,500 on Oct. 16…

Local seniors had a fun week with whist, bingo, and cribbage.

The harvest festival Saturday-night fireworks went on for about 25 minutes and also included something extra. A fireworks piece or pieces fell in the grass…

CN Rail had an entry in the Harvest Family Festival parade for the first time. Little people could tour the miniature engine and caboose as it stood on display…

From Sunday until Wednesday, residents and drivers may have or still may see a 40-ft. flame being intermittently emitted from a flare stack temporarily attached to SaskEnergy infrastructure…

With cooler weather arriving, a foul odour from the town’s sewage lagoon recently returned, drifting across town when winds blew from the west or northwest.

Workers were nearing the finish line but the demolition pit will require provincial approval before people can put material from old houses, among other things, in it.

The town has received another request to remove a tree causing damage on Marriott Close.

An event this week will inform seniors about the rules of the road for mobility scooters and how to avoid getting robbed by scam artists.

On Oct. 10, RCMP attended a mischief complaint at Prairie View Park Campground, where stolen trucks and trailers were recovered.

A man was fined a total of $2,000 after pleading guilty recently to three offences, including one criminal charge, in provincial court.