Derek Skene was guilty of assault when he stabbed a local man in the ribs, a judge ruled last week.

The following is the Rosetown RCMP report for the week of October 3 to 9, 2025. During this period, members responded to a range of calls, including collisions, thefts…

Authorities are now accepting applications for the 2026 Agriculture Student Scholarship.

Now, speaking of nerves — I’ll admit, I had a few before driving down Highway 7 last Tuesday with the first Rosetown Eagle under my ownership.

It didn’t take new Canadian Football League commissioner Stewart Johnston long to become a household name among football fans north of the border.

It was a gorgeous fall Friday afternoon in 1970. School was done for the week, work was done for Dad, and my family was in town for our weekly shopping trip.

Dialogue. It’s a word without drama, shock value, vituperation, or aggression. No wonder we don’t use it. Given the potty-mouthed climate we live in, a word like dialogue just doesn’t appeal.

There’s an inspirational saying that goes “Life is not a dress rehearsal”. However the UK’s recent announcement of a digital ID has been described as a dress rehearsal of more to come.

Enjoy this week’s editorial cartoon.

Enjoy this week’s comic strips and have a laugh!

Thirteen local and area students finished well enough—including winning three races—to qualify for the provincial cross-country meet, thanks to their showings at the district meet…

Last week the football teams in this area split games, suffered serious injuries, won a cliffhanger and lost what must be a record-setting shootout.

Despite it only going two sets, the final was close at the Rosetown Central High senior boys volleyball tournament on Saturday.

Brynn Gordon of Harris and Spirit weave through the poles during the pole-bending portion of the final Just for Fun Gymkhana of the season last month.

Cindy McRae and Carol Gates won twice playing bingo at the seniors centre last Tuesday.

The junior girls A team at Rosetown Central High took part in tournaments in Biggar on Sept. 20 and in Lucky Lake on the 27th.

This slim collection of essays is my first encounter with prairie writer Helen Mourre’s work and I was quickly captivated by her thoughtful and detailed descriptions of a life well lived.

Some people collect figurines. Others cram their basements with antiques or hockey cards. Me? I collect newspapers. And not in the “line the cupboard shelves with them” way.

Host Dinsmore Composite teams won the junior boys category, reached the junior girls final, and made the senior boys and girls semifinals of the Rock the Block volleyball tournament…

A Grade 12 student from Beechy School represents the Sun West School Division on the provincial Education Department’s Youth Council.