Editorial
Rural Routes – The news today
Posted on March 19, 2015By Christalee Froese I have a confession to make. I’ve stopped watching the news completely. When I tell people this, they often look at me… Read More »
Wayne’s World – Communities should have high standards
Posted on March 17, 2015By Wayne Litke When it comes to high standards in small towns, I am very thankful Maple Creek's volunteer fire department and the surrounding rural… Read More »
Love Notes – Living in paranoia
Posted on March 12, 2015By Marcia Love There's a difference between assessing a perceived threat to prepare for the worst and creating unnecessary paranoia. First it was Sony Pictures… Read More »
Wayne’s World – Shocking – truly shocking
Posted on March 10, 2015By Wayne Litke Before I start spouting about stuff that is really getting under my skin, I want to say that it was a real… Read More »
Wayne’s World – Tunneling for a solution
Posted on March 3, 2015By Wayne Litke Late last month news broke about a mysterious tunnel that was found in Toronto, but there has been little said about the… Read More »
Love Notes – Fifty Shades of no way
Posted on February 26, 2015By Marcia Love “Friends don't let friends read Fifty Shades of Grey.” This was a comment made by a former journalism school classmate of mine… Read More »
Wayne’s World – A ‘battle’ can build healthy relationships
Posted on February 24, 2015By Wayne Litke Thinking about the Battle of the Little Big Puck as I walked across Centennial Park toward the town’s skating rink, I felt… Read More »