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A full "harvest moon" rises to lend a nice touch to the new boardwalk leading from Third Street towards the Soo Line Historical Museum.

The Grades 5 and 6 students from Souris School meet the flight and medical crew of the STARS air ambulance, after it landed at the Weyburn airport for a visit here on Friday.

Shoppers examine the different sales and specials offered during the first-ever Retail Expo and Sale, held at the Weyburn Curling Rink on Friday. The Chamber hosted this event, and all the vendors were from local businesses and speciality stores.

Different products are on display at the Weyburn Curling Rink on Friday afternoon, during the first day of the Retail Expo and Sale. This three-day event was hosted by the Weyburn Chamber of Commerce, and it featured many local retailers.

A fire at Estevan's water treatment plant has forced the City to ask residents to conserve water. The City announced that the fire occurred Friday and no injuries took place as a result.

Significant harvest progress was made this week, allowing Saskatchewan farmers to move ahead of the five-year harvest average.

Over the past 10 years Saskatchewan has experienced a significant demographic shift in its population. A community consultation for the Southeast Connection for Sport Culture and Recreation District will be held on October 1 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.

For youth who grow up around horses and cattle, a natural want is to eventually participate in rodeo events.

Good luck to our Senior Golf Team as they travel to District Playoffs Thursday at Golf Kenosee. This team includes Brayden Starr, Mitchell Morrison, Tommy Cappo, and Kirkland Chalus. On Friday, Sept.13, Mrs.

School is supposed to be a safe place where students feel at ease, while learning. In contributing to this ideal Ruth Maygard on behalf of the Pheasant Rump First Nation recently presented the Arcola School with a total of $3,000.