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Rodney Sidloski, CEO of HELP International in Weyburn, is hoping to return life to the former Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration's shelterbelt centre.

Estevan residents will have a chance to learn more about the Little Pine First Nation's proposal to build a casino in the city.

Weyburn's weather in March was cooler and drier than the long-term average, according to statistics provided by Statistics Canada from their weather station at North Weyburn. The average high temperature in Weyburn was -3.

Grade 9 student Tiernan Abel traces out the shape of a marijuana leaf, as part of the art for his display on drug and alcohol awareness at the Weyburn Junior High on Thursday.

It has taken over a year of planning and consultation but the South East Cornerstone Public School Division now has a school attendance boundaries policy, which will go into effect for the 2014-15 school year.

Construction crews were busy as they worked on putting up a new seniors residence, a four-unit barrier-free residence, in behind Doris's Place at the corner of Elgin Street and First Avenue NW.

Auction items for the 57th annual Internet community fundraising auction for the Young Fellows Club of Weyburn are displayed by Taylor Gonczy, Kurtis Schwindt, Andy Barber and Kevin O'Neill, in front.

Hiroki Narita and Felipe Novachinski, both Rotary exchange students, play a song together as Rotary members and guests file through to buy slices of pie, as part of a music and pie fundraiser for Felipe on Thursday evening at Bob and Brenda King's re

Grade 9 students Janelle Pouliot and Tyra Sandiford some final touches on their mask projects with a hot-glue gun in art class on Wednesday at the Weyburn Junior High.

April is here and soon the engines of an estimated 700 quads will begin to roar in Wawota as off road vehicle riders take off from the Wawota Forum to traverse the countryside through a series of routes laid out by the Wawota Lions a number of years