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This photo of the Rosetown skating and curling rink was taken in the Spring of 1916, hence the flooding. Stewart School and Colwell House are visible in the background.
Two unknown men and a hunting dog (a very good one, by the looks of it) sit on the ground on a grassy hillside in front of an antique car covered in ducks they successfully hunted, circa 1920.
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A small local tailor and shoe repair shop, Williams Hardware (originally the Torry Livery Barn) was located at 111 First Avenue West, the current site of the Rosetown & District Primary Care Centre.
Warm weather last week melted the snow around the 300 block of Main Street on Friday afternoon. Forecasters predicted that daily high temperatures would hover just above freezing this week.
Livia (L) and Sena Pearce enjoyed playing on the ice and in the water on top of it as mother Danielle watched, in the 500 block of Main Street on Friday afternoon.
Four women perched on a John Deere sulky plow in the 1910s. This photo is believed to have been taken behind C.E. Conlin’s shop on the 100 block of Main Street in Rosetown.
Bison Rubbing Stone, Coal Mine Ravine near Hershel, SK. Photo by Stan Hingston, 16 August 2025.
Highway #7 was a skating rink on Saturday morning after freezing rain hit the area late Friday night. The photo was taken near the Anglia Road curve at McGee between Rosetown and Kindersley.
Enjoy the contrast of the old bones of a building with new wind turbines in the background.
Sparrows perch in a tree in the 500 block of Main Street on Friday afternoon as the temperature rose to minus 28.
Spectators fill the seats at the Rosetown Sports Centre to watch the Scott’s Tournament of Hearts in January 1998. Eight rinks took part in the televised curling event…
Bridge on Eagle Creek, taken north of Harris on May 3, 2015. Photo by Rosetown Photography Club member Stan Hingston.
A photo of the York Hotel, located at 101 Main Street, in the late 1930s or early 1940s. The vehicle parked in front is a 1936 Buick sedan.
It’s that time of year again. Time to drag the old boxes of lights and decorations out of the basement or the attic, set up the tree, and create a jolly display to foster the Christmas spirit…
Coach Wendy Wiens works with young Aubrey Keith on skating skills during the Rosetown Skating Club practice on Wednesday.
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…
A menagerie of animals, cartoon characters and storybook people repopulated Winter Wonderland in Lovett Park last week.
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.
Twenty years ago, bare-chested male models from Eston gained national attention when their photos appeared in the Real Men of Eston calendar.
The Rosetown cenotaph decorated with poppy wreaths and crosses on Remembrance Day in the 1950s.
As usual, at the Friday Night Lights football game here on Oct. 10, a Forever Dance troupe entertained at halftime…
Payton Mosicki (R), in front of another young dancer, and Ella Musanovic perform as other members of the Forever Dance float take a rest during the Harvest Family Festival parade on Oct. 11.
Baby Bear (C, Michelle Hettrick) and Papa Bear (Allan Hettrick) assess the situation before waking Goldilocks (Cindy Cerniuk) after she ate all their Bear family’s steak and lobster dinners…
The staff of Eagle Creek Veterinary Services got their skeleton into local streets a couple of weeks before Halloween during the Harvest Family Festival parade on Oct. 11.
