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‘OWL be Quilting’ at Weyburn Crocus Quilters Guild show

‘OWL be Quilting’ at Weyburn Crocus Quilters Guild show

The members of the Weyburn Crocus Quilters Guild are busy preparing for their “OWL be Quilting” Show which will take place April 26 and 27 at the Weyburn Exhibition Hall.
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Regina Farmer’s Market moving to REAL District on Saturdays

Regina Farmer’s Market moving to REAL District on Saturdays

The Wednesday market will stay downtown but shift to the northeast part of Victoria Park at the 1900 block of Scarth Street.
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Maple Creek RCMP charge man with historical sexual assault

Maple Creek RCMP charge man with historical sexual assault

Maple Creek RCMP believe there may be more victims.
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Dinner and auction raises big funds for southeast wildlife group

Dinner and auction raises big funds for southeast wildlife group

The top-selling item at $1,850 was an autographed Connor McDavid jersey.
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Archery a big part of the Crossroads Multiple 4-H Club

Archery a big part of the Crossroads Multiple 4-H Club

The 4-H members went to the archery zone for weeks, learning how to safely manage a bow and arrow.
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City of Estevan issues advisory about road conditions

City of Estevan issues advisory about road conditions

Increase in temperatures cited as the cause.
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Knights of Columbus supports two Weyburn charities

Knights of Columbus supports two Weyburn charities

Richard Wick and Bruno Tuchscherer of the Knights of Columbus Weyburn Council 1731 presented donations to two Weyburn charities this week.
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Weyburn city streets makes CAA Worst Roads campaign

Weyburn city streets makes CAA Worst Roads campaign

Some of the City of Weyburn’s potholed roads made the top 10 list in its first week, including First Avenue.
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240-acre crop to help pay for Carlyle complex

240-acre crop to help pay for Carlyle complex

Donations have ranged from field work, time, cash, fuel, equipment, seed, sprayers and the list goes on.
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Youth centre welcomes new director, prepares for reopening and cornhole tournament

Youth centre welcomes new director, prepares for reopening and cornhole tournament

Merissa Scarlett joined the EPYC as their new executive director. She is currently getting the centre ready for reopening and working on new programs, while the board is preparing for their second annual cornhole tournament fundraiser.
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