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Saskatchewan livestock producers have six per cent of the 2013 hay crop cut and less than one per cent baled or put into silage, according to Saskatchewan Agriculture's Crop Report for the week of June 25 to July 1.

Report from the Weyburn Police Service for the week of July 1 to7: During the reporting period, police were kept busy with 119 calls for service.

One hundred years ago a priest from France brought some of the first homesteaders to a location in southeast Saskatchewan or what we now know as Alida; then began the town's history and what would turn out to be a small town that valued the love of f

Carlyle Town Council was busy as usual during their July 3rd meeting.

The Carlyle Detachment of the RCMP responded to 66 calls throughout the week of June 28th and July 4th. False calls There were two 911 calls in the area.

The second annual Natural Health and Healing expo was held in Carlyle on July 6-7 and saw residents turning out to explore a range of alternative natural health products over the weekend.

Irene Doty reminisces on her time with the Air Cadet Movement and talks of the honour in receiving the Air Cadet League of Canada Medal of Honour award.

Weyburn Co-operative Association Ltd is dedicated to the community of Weyburn. Weyburn Co-op has supported organizations that strive to improve our community. The Co-op has similar goals for community support and development as Habitat for Humanity.

Weyburn is celebrating its 100th year as a city in 2013. The highlight of this year long celebration will be the August long weekend - Homecoming.

Wages in Saskatchewan are growing faster than anywhere else in the country. According to the Statistics Canada Survey of Employment, Payroll and Hours that was released today, average weekly earnings in the province increased by 4.