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The Estevan Chamber of Commerce resumed its monthly meetings last Wednesday and first up in the spotlight was the RM of Estevan's new Official Community Plan.

Weyburn EMS and fire fighters prepare an accident victim (portrayed by Martin Jewell) for transport to hospital, during a mock disaster exercise held on Sept. 10 at the Weyburn airport.

For Weyburn writer Anne Lazurko, her first full-length fiction novel has been a long time in coming, but the time and effort has been worth it. She will be holding a Weyburn launch for her book, entitled "Dollybird", on Friday, Oct.

In the early morning of Sept. 13, the Weyburn Police Service attended a local alcohol establishment in regard to a fight and an unconscious male. The 25-year-old male was transported to the Weyburn General hospital for medical attention.

One of Estevan's most well-known health care professionals has announced his plans to seek the Conservative Party nomination in the Souris-Moose Mountain Constituency for the 2015 federal election. Dr.

The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce announced the list of finalists for the 30th annual Achievement in Business Excellence (ABEX) awards, with two local companies chosen as finalists.

Former mayor Jim Brown uses a hammer to ring the historic bell from Weyburn's old post office, during Weyburn's centennial birthday celebrations over noon on Friday in downtown Weyburn.

An experience in South America may have altered the future trajectory of one Lampman student. Carley Greening knew she wanted to get involved with Free the Children the moment she attended the Me to We conference in Saskatoon last year.

People who are battling cancer and who live outside Saskatchewan's two major cities, have gained the respect and attention of Debra Polischuk, director of support for the Canadian Cancer Society.

Foreign workers common on Saskatchewan farms