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Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder: Let's talk about it

On September 9, more than 30 communities and organizations throughout Saskatchewan are helping to raise awareness about a preventable lifelong disability - Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) that as many as 150 Saskatchewan children are born with
'Young Friends' lead youth to Estonia

'Young Friends' lead youth to Estonia

It's not every day a teen from Weyburn has the opportunity to travel to a new country and meet new people, all while serving the purpose of teaching English from the Bible. Weyburn resident Camden Wade was given that opportunity earlier this summer.
School year excitement warrants extra attention on roads

School year excitement warrants extra attention on roads

September is a month filled with excitement and change for children in school. It's also a time for motorists to take extra caution when driving through school zones.

Above average yields reported

Harvest is underway in all regions of the province. While harvest is behind the five year average for this time of year, above average yields are being reported for most areas.

SCIC and SGEU ratify four year agreement

A tentative agreement between the Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation (SCIC and the Saskatchewan Government and General Employees Union (SGEU) has been ratified.
New Hope Horse Club hosts successful Roughstock

New Hope Horse Club hosts successful Roughstock

It all starts with a nod. The chute opens and the roughstock leaps out, bucking and kicking up dust as the cowboy attempts to hold on for eight seconds. The crowd roars with a successful ride and gasps as others are thrown from their mount.
Train car comes off the track

Train car comes off the track

CP Rail crews and employees from Richardson Pioneer investigate a train car, that came off the track between Richardson Pioneer and Viterra on Thursday afternoon. There were no injuries and no environmental concerns.
At the stroke of twelve

At the stroke of twelve

In celebration of Weyburn's Centennial year, a bell that stood atop the old post office building, now Liberty Manor, will be rung by Mayor Debra Button at noon on Friday, September 13.
Rev up to ride

Rev up to ride

The Independent Riders are once again collecting toys for the Salvation Army in the 25th annual Santa's Toy Parade. The parade will ride from Weyburn Junior High parking lot to Riverside Park on Saturday September 7th. Riders will meet between 12 p.
Forty years of memories

Forty years of memories

The Rusty Relics Museum celebrated their 40th anniversary on Aug. 26 with coffee and cake. Throughout the years the museum has grown, while being able to offer a great number of new and exciting additions to the facility.