The Rosetown/Kyle RCMP dealt with a range of incidents over the week of Dec. 12 to 18, including vehicle collisions, suspicious activity, and reports of erratic driving.

Two children testified as the trial of a man accused of four offences resumed during a provincial court session at the Elks Hall on Dec. 11.

People with Age Friendly Rosetown have revised the community directory they first produced in 2024 with help from a grant from the provincial Health Department.

The town recently replaced another boiler that heats the dressing rooms on the south side of the arena and the area with the ice resurfacing machine.

December! And, yes, we will have a white Christmas! Fireplaces at Orange Memories are glowing, and some residents are "cozying up" to them.

The Rosetown Seniors Centre held its weekly card games on Dec. 10, with members enjoying Whist, Crib, and Bingo.

Kim Gartner, the former Macklin town administrator who won election to the provincial legislature just over a year ago, is one of five new cabinet ministers in Scott Moe’s government.

Four different species of wolves that live in Canada will appear on stamps planned for 2026.

The town is keeping utility rates at the current level for another year, councillors decided during their Dec. 1 meeting.

The annual carol festival, held on Monday, Dec. 1, at Rosetown United Church, supplied the opportunity to recognize long-standing music festival volunteer Claire Seibold.

Members of the Rosetown and District Health Centre Foundation join senior staff with the Rosetown Hospital and Rose Villa to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a happy, healthy new year.

The Rosetown Seniors Centre recently held its regular card and bingo games with the following winners…

John Kadler returns to Rosetown council after winning the by-election Wednesday. Kadler received 143 of the 236 votes cast, compared with 92 for Jason Hunter, the other candidate.

Colette Thompson and Amanda Anderson started SafeScene Forensic Cleaning Ltd. last January to fill a void they saw in rural Saskatchewan—cleaning up after calamities.

Councillors discussed potential solutions to the traffic situation near Kid Kare after receiving a letter before their Dec. 1 meeting.

A man must stay at home for 12 hours overnight for five months as part of a conditional sentence for his assault on a local man in a Rosetown alley last Christmas Eve.

Residents sent town staff and engineers back to the drawing board after petitioning out both local improvement projects that engineers had planned.

The holidays are a time to celebrate with family and friends—but getting home safely should be part of the plan.

The Rosetown RCMP detachment is reporting its weekly activity from November 28 to December 4, 2025. Over the weekend of November 28–30, officers conducted patrols…

A man who gave a woman a bloody nose after an argument “escalated” received a conditional sentence with 18 months’ probation during the Nov. 27 provincial court session.