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Are you finding there isn鈥檛 enough time to get it all done in a day? Technology today is making it easier and less stressful to multitask. Smartphones are changing the way farmers do business. You can now bring your office with you.

Even before a single ballot is cast for the October 19 election, you can expect big changes when it comes to who represents you in rural Saskatchewan.

Last week Chelsey Whitehawk鈥檚 home on Third Avenue North in Kamsack was among the homes which had already been decorated for Halloween.

For their annual Christmas dinner theatre production the Kamsack Players theatre troupe will be asking its audience if they鈥檝e ever wondered what goes on at a small town council meeting.

A poster of a former Kamsack resident with a distinguished career in hockey has been added to the display of home-grown sports celebrities at Broda Sportsplex.

If raising thousands of dollars for school programs isn鈥檛 enough incentive for students of the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute to canvass the community selling magazine subscriptions, then the possibility of earning a 鈥済ym blast鈥� or witnessing a teac

About 300 cheeseburgers were cooked and sold last week in a fundraiser for the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute SADD (Students Against Drinking and Driving) group.

Two senior students at the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute qualified to advance to the provincial cross-country competition in Saskatoon on Saturday (October 17).

With the volleyball season in full swing, two teams of Spartan junior girls have been formed at the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute and to date both have competed in two tournaments.

By Breanna Morin More than 400 people attended the community fall supper held in support of the Fort Pelly-Livingstone Museum at the Pelly Hall on September 20. The event was hosted by the museum board and other community organizations.