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During the month of March, the City of Weyburn issued over $2 million in building permits.

Executives from the oil and gas producer Crescent Point met with the TL Penner Construction team for their ground breaking event in Carlyle on Thursday, April 17.

Gracie Schutz, grade eight student at G.F. Kells, took on a tremendous amount of responsibility throughout the month of April organizing Eco-Month. "It's a SaskEnergy initiative," Carly Broberg, teacher at G.F. Kells, explained.

In 1851 a group of women came together as the Daughters of Rebekah, now known as the International Association of Rebekah Assemblies.

The Wheatland Senior Centre holds weekly activities. The following are the results from last week's tournament play. The Monday Bridge game results were Berty Lou Dreis in first place with second place to John Whitell and third place to Jim Brown.

Cpl. Rodney Levesque was patrolling Highway 16 near Foam Lake last May when he got the call to be on the lookout for a vehicle that had nearly run down a flag person in a work zone. He caught the vehicle going 137 km/h after exiting the work zone.

Seniors can fill up their calendars with fun, family and friends travelling with Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC) this May. From May 1 to 31, seniors 60 and over can ride anywhere STC goes for $12 one-way.

The Weyburn Comp cheerleaders toss four of their members in the air as part of their routine which recently won them a silver medal at the provincial cheerleading competition.

"One more for the pile!" a woman exclaims as she places a newly sewed dress on top of a table, which continually grows throughout the day.

The Weyburn & District Chamber of Commerce will be hosting Development Levy 101 on May 6 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at Microtel Inn and Suites.