In the Community

The Weyburn Ag Society hosted their Flavours of Fall Food and Beverage Expo on Saturday evening, with a large crowd filling Exhibition Hall.

Both Carlyle & Stoughton fire departments explained how important it is to check the smoke detectors in homes and have a working carbon monoxide detector, which is now required for all homes no matter when the home was built.

Many visits to Wawata area and a few milestones.

Alida Haunted House coming along nicely.

Events began at the Oxbow Prairie Horizons School with Dexter Mondor, president of Métis Nation Saskatchewan Local 182, starting the day with prayer.

To support the event, people attending were asked to bring a non-perishable item for the Carlyle and District Food Bank. Organizers presented 28 turkeys and many items collected during the event.

The Weyburn Rotary Club delivered their pledge of $50,000 to the Weyburn and District Hospital Foundation on Thursday, for the new hospital under construction.

All proceeds from the online auction will be contributed to the total goal of the 42nd Weyburn Communithon.

The financial institutions include the Weyburn branches of the Bank of Montreal, Scotia Bank, and Weyburn Credit Union.

A number of events and activities will be held at the Weyburn Public Library in October, including the fall book sale, a concert and pumpkin carving.