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A Weyburn-based musician and producer, Michael Froh, is now planning to do his first full-length album, and is planning to move to Toronto to make it happen.

Mayor Debra Button, newly-re-elected for a third term to office, has a chat with former Weyburn mayor Isabelle Butters about the election on Wednesday evening at the Legion Hall, where Button had a gathering to watch election results.

Captain United, Decker Mainil; Lady Charity, Marissa McCallum and junior Lady Charity, Caroline Manning, show off the bid board at the end of the 33 hours for Communithon.

Report from the Weyburn Police Service for the week of October 14 to 20: During the reporting period, the Weyburn Police Service attended to 86 calls for service. *On October 20, patrolling officers observed three males fighting near a downtown bar.

Carlyle Elementary Community School hosted MCT's production of The Wizard of Oz this week. The performance will be held on Friday Oct 26th evening at 7:00pm in the C.E.S. gymnasium.

This Halloween, the School Community Council and Gordon F. Kells High School will be taking part in the "We Scare Hunger" campaign.

The life at sea is the life for Ken Friess. For seven days in early August, the Estevan resident had free-reign to explore one of the Royal Canadian Navy's destroyers. Seeing all the sailors in their element was an experience he won't soon forget.

Children's author and local philanthropist, Jo Bannatyne-Cugnet, is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the publication of her first book, 'A Prairie Alphabet'.

Cornerstone Theatre decided to put on a fall mash-up of performances.

Twelve years ago everything changed for Linda Wegner, currently residing in Powell River, B.C. She had been a pastor's wife for the majority of her life and due to some unexpected challenges Wegner took on the role of family wage earner.