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A creaky door squeaks open. It's dark inside, but you push forward in the faint light. It's just bright enough to make out shadows and things moving in the dark, but that won't scare you away.

In order to accommodate the growing needs provided by the Weyburn Wor Kin Shop, the organization will be moving to Ebel Road.

Imagine having to market a random item, such as a tiny robot with insect-like abilities, to adults, having to offer it as a service, as well as promoting it as a fun recreational item.

Last week the Cross Country Team competed at the Division Meet in Carnduff. It was a beautiful day and there were more than 500 runners at the event! In the Midget Boys' Division, Kirk Zacharias finished 6th and Jory Dyck finished 10th.

It was an evening filled with poignant moments, women sat together and shared stories of strength, perseverance and love.

Holly Bushell and Brayden Hunt pet the ponies at the Animal Health Week celebrations hosted by Prairie Animal Health Centre.

Comp Eagles player Meagan Johnson kicks the soccer ball towards the Estevan Elecs net to score a goal in the first half of their quarter-final playoff game on Oct. 8.

Municipal members of SUMA (Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association) have been busy of late, with a gathering first on municipal policing, followed by regional meetings held around the province.

Rachel Clarke is presented with her badge as the newest member of the Weyburn Police Service by Chief Marlo Pritchard, as Coun. Rob Stephanson of the Weyburn Police Commission looks on. She was sworn in at a ceremony held Oct.

A report compiled on Estevan's housing needs expects that the current high demand will continue to grow into the future.