Connie Schwalm
Gun laws a challenge for sport that honours our western heritage
Cain Quam is comfortable in the saddle. It’s the kind of comfort that comes with years of working with horses. However, as Quam explains,...
Group considers challenge to assessment value
Property taxes increased by 41 per cent
The regular monthly meeting of the Town of Kipling Council took place in Council Chamber on August 11, with...
Creating culture and community through music
Music translates meaning in a way that words simply never can – reaching down past those things we think we know to touch and...
Staff shortage causing lab and x-ray disruptions
Finding qualified people who can do the jobs that must be done and creating the conditions that will enable and encourage those people to...
Outrider says his success brought him full circle
Nolan Cameron has come a long way in the past six years.
Cameron (who is originally from Kennedy) found his place in the Chuckwagon Racing...
Kipling graduation sees 31 students receive diplomas
It was a day for sharing fond memories, celebrating achievements and looking ahead with hope and joy towards the future, as thirty-one graduates were...
Smokey Skies BBQ Competition set to happen next weekend
Next weekend (June 21 & 22), residents of Kipling will find a delicious scent wafting through the air, as the Smokey Skies BBQ Competition...
Summer Band Concert sets the tune for success
On Tuesday, June 2 the Summer Band Concert held at Kipling School Gym provided a way for those students who are part of the...
105th birthday celebrated by local resident
It has been over a century. Yet for Florence Cummins, there are memories that remain as vivid as the day they were made.
Florence Cummins...
Helping kids choose to write themselves a better story
So much in our lives is beyond our control.
The circumstances we face and challenges we encounter are so often brought about by factors that...
Provincial News
Sedley family opens Household 31 stand in memory of infant son
When Alesha Durston first dreamed up Household 31, she imagined a little roadside stand where Sedley residents could grab a cinnamon bun or muffin...
