Dana Ross’s birthday is March 12th every year. Shirley Ross Brownlee’s birthday (Dana’s aunt) is April 13th every year. Several years ago, the two of them decided they would combine…

“When you’ve lived in Saskatchewan your entire life and rarely been out of Canada, there isn’t a lot that isn’t new,” 19-year-old Amaris Manning from Rosetown said.

Randy McIntyre, vice-president of Dusty Wheels Auto Club, presents a cheque for $400 to Brenda McDonald, a board member for the Rosetown & District Food Bank, on Thursday.

Whist winners at the Rosetown Seniors Centre were Jayne Labrecque, Donna Wenzel, Terry MacDonald and Wendy Clayton.

The Rural Municipality of St. Andrews is contributing more than $91,000 toward local recreation upgrades.

Staff saved time at the end of the skating season because of the new refrigeration system, councillors learned last week.

Twenty students and five teachers from Sun West School Division will take part in the Alberta FACES program this summer as the division evaluates bringing a similar initiative to Saskatchewan.

Visibility was partially affected by the snow arriving near the intersections of highways four and seven around noon on Friday. The sun returned that afternoon…

Rosetown will join the SK Recycles program in February 2028, not on June 1 as appeared in our April 21 edition (Council fills committees after by-election).

The town has added a large lot along Highway 4 to its inventory of available land. The town received provincial approval of its plan to subdivide the lot adjacent to Seventh Avenue West.

Most people who earn money should file an income tax return no later than Friday. “As of April 12, more than 16.1 million income tax and benefit returns have already been filed…

Front-street garbage pickup in Rosetown will continue until mid-May. The return of winter weather last week caused town administrators to extend the date until May 16.

Town councillors reported modest progress after recent meetings with provincial cabinet ministers, with a potential grant for future development emerging as a key opportunity.

The federal government has unveiled a $3.8-billion plan aimed at better protecting nature across the country. The strategy, titled “A Force of Nature: Canada’s Strategy to Protect Nature…

A man from Eston who was found asleep beside Highway 7 must pay the mandatory minimum fine of $1,000 for impaired driving.

Mahnaz Robertson wants people around the world to rethink how they approach peace. The former Zealandia resident, now living in Saskatoon, came to Saskatchewan in 1982…

We have taken a different tact with this news item.  As you walk through the door to visit our home at Orange Memories, who do you see and how do you see us?

An Elrose man has won more than $100,000 playing Lotto Max. Kevin Palmer won close to $105,000 in the March 20 draw, according to a recent Saskatchewan Lotteries statement.

The town opened the transfer station’s new demolition pit at 10 a.m. on Tuesday morning and someone had construction débris beside it by about 12:30 p.m. that afternoon.

Two people who were instrumental in creating the Alex Ositis Foundation received praise during the organization’s annual steak supper on April 10.