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Arcola-Kisbey 4-H Beef Club triumphs at regional competition

Arcola-Kisbey 4-H Beef Club triumphs at regional competition

At the Weyburn show, there were 118 steers, 60 heifers and 14 cow/calf pairs.
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Stoughton and the RM of Tecumseh secure ICIP grant

Stoughton and the RM of Tecumseh secure ICIP grant

The money will be used for a new water line and truck-filling station.
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Young rancher Emma Lees has enjoyed success at cattle shows

Young rancher Emma Lees has enjoyed success at cattle shows

Thanks to growing up on the farm, and her family showing cattle for many years, at the age of six her parents enrolled her into the Arcola-Kisbey 4-H Beef Club.
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Lots of fun at Stoughton Daze activities

Lots of fun at Stoughton Daze activities

Activities took place over three days in the southeast Saskatchewan town.
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Opinion: Rain yes, hail no

Opinion: Rain yes, hail no

It hasn't been the greatest few months weather-wise in southeast Saskatchewan.
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Kenosee Lake Riding Academy saddled, ready to go

Kenosee Lake Riding Academy saddled, ready to go

The 25 horses used for the academy are wintered north of Kenose Lake.
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Bienfait defeats Lampman and Midale in first MLB beautification competition

Bienfait defeats Lampman and Midale in first MLB beautification competition

People worked hard to have each community looking great for the judges.
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Stoughton came together for Canada Day festivities

Stoughton came together for Canada Day festivities

Many volunteers helped make this year's Canada Day bash happen.
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Stoughton-area woman saluted for 25 years of crop reporting

Stoughton-area woman saluted for 25 years of crop reporting

Hill received her 25 years of service award from Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister David Marit.
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Redvers' inaugural homecoming was a great success

Redvers' inaugural homecoming was a great success

Many activities were held over the course of three days during the Canada Day long weekend.
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