Which local newspapers and communities does Grasslands News cover?
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Grasslands News (grasslandsnews.ca) is the shared online home of several community newspapers serving east-central Saskatchewan, including the Fort Qu'Appelle Times, Indian Head/Wolseley News, Kipling Clipper, Melville Advance, Quad Town Forum, Whitewood/Grenfell Herald Sun, Yorkton This Week, and Yorkton Marketplace. If you are looking for news from one of those towns or surrounding rural areas, this site is where those papers publish online.
Publications under the Grasslands News banner
The site's own publication list identifies these titles:
| Publication | Community / area served |
|---|---|
| Fort Qu'Appelle Times | Fort Qu'Appelle |
| Indian Head / Wolseley News | Indian Head and Wolseley |
| Kipling Clipper | Kipling |
| Melville Advance | Melville |
| Quad Town Forum | Quad Town area |
| Whitewood / Grenfell Herald Sun | Whitewood and Grenfell |
| Yorkton This Week | Yorkton |
| Yorkton Marketplace | Yorkton (marketplace/classifieds-style listings) |
The site also references a Grenfell & Broadview Sun Express and Whitewood Herald in its masthead, so some communities appear under more than one title name depending on the edition.
How the coverage is organized
Content on grasslandsnews.ca is grouped in two main ways:
- By publication — each newspaper has its own section, so you can follow just the title covering your town (for example, the Melville Advance or the Kipling Clipper).
- By news type — there is a Latest News stream for local stories and a separate Provincial News section for Saskatchewan-wide items such as RCMP reports and provincial announcements.
The homepage mixes recent local stories (school, council, community, and business news) with provincial items, and each story is credited to its paper and reporter.
Finding your community's news
- Open grasslandsnews.ca.
- Use the Publications menu to pick the newspaper for your area.
- Or browse Latest News for a combined feed and Provincial News for broader Saskatchewan coverage.
- Obituaries, classifieds, and advertising rates are separate sections reachable from the main menu.
If you are unsure which paper covers your town, match your community to the table above; towns not listed are likely covered by the nearest title's rural reporting.