The prairies are in the grip of quite a cold snap right before Christmas!

New Brigden School students were so proud that they finished their letters to Santa. Now that the letters are ready to mail, Mrs. Tye will send them off to Santa.

SCHS hosted a successful Christmas Farmer’s Market lunch on Saturday, November 26 at the Oyen Legion Hall.

South Central High School’s Outdoor Education class was using a campfire to cook different FNMI meals. Well planned and educational for all students.

Christ the Redeemer Catholic School Division Board members wish to thank the staff, parents and students of Oyen’s Assumption Roman Catholic School…

Winter arrived with a vengeance at the beginning of the month. These photos were sent to us from Yolanda Kuhn at Acadia Valley…

On September 25, about 25 vintage tractors, trucks, cars, and even a motorcycle participated in the Big Stone Truck and Trailer ride.

Oyen’s South Central High School varsity girls’ home opener was against Provost Public on Thursday, September 15.

The Badlands Badgers baseball team opened up their season at home on Saturday, September 10 with a double-header against the University of Calgary Dinos.

Photojournalist Annie Duncan (below) has been visiting museums throughout the area to learn more about history.

Colton Flanagan plays with his rope as he sits on top of miniature pony Pooh Bear.

Johnny Baron sits on top of fence as he waits to open the gate for barrel racers coming through the shoot at the Big Country Gather Rodeo in Oyen this past weekend.

Beautiful weather greeted the Oyen Family and Community Support Services as they hosted an outdoor family fun day with a bouncy castle, slip and slide, and snacks…

Cereal held their first ever Mud Bog on Saturday, August 6 and without a doubt, this will become an annual event…

The Oyen Eagles lost 12-8 against the Kindersley Raiders to end their season. After losing a heartbreaker 3-2 at home, the Eagles travelled to Kindersley with only 9 players…

Enjoy these photos of people having fun and enjoying the nice weather at the Oyen Lodge.

Town of Oyen summer student employee John Rollheiser ‘dragging the infield’ on the ‘Jones diamond’ as part of the regular maintenance for all five ball fields at Oyen’s R.C.M.P. Centennial Park.

Construction began the first week of June with some major excavation. All new pumps will be installed with regular fuel on east side and all diesel on north side of building…

Site workers mentioned that the turbine blades will arrive later in July. Each ‘blade’ will be 73.7 meters and weigh approx. 70 metric tonnes giving a 150m rotor diameter.

2022 New Brigden ECS deserves a huge congratulations on their ECS graduation!  Taking the stage at the hall were Micah Rumohr, Jared Jorgenson, River Westerlund & Cabri Tye!