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It's a highway that has seen increasing traffic for years, and as more vehicles drift down Highway 39 the danger increases with every new vehicle on the road.

Although not everyone is thrilled about it, July 30 is moving day in Estevan.

It's, not so affectionately, known as the Great White Combine and unfortunately for many local farmers, it has been making many appearances in the Estevan area.

Dark shapes moved through the clouds as a thundershower moved through the Weyburn area on Friday afternoon, with a tornado warning issued for the area between Weyburn and McTaggart; the storm brought heavy rain and wind, but it was not confirmed if a

Police Chief Marlo Pritchard stops by the lemonade stand set up as a fundraiser by the Sun Country Kids Club to support them by buying some lemonade; staff members supervising the stand include Nikki Williams at left, Sasha Shupe and Alex Roettger.

Danielle Simpson and her 10-month-old daughter Sarah anxiously await the start of the parade for Stoughton Daze on the town's main street on July 6.

Const. John Clarke of the Weyburn Police Service rides his patrol bike up Coteau Avenue while on his shift on Thursday.

Recently many business people in Carlyle have been shocked by their taxes, resulting in upset citizens.

Report from the Weyburn Police Service for the week of July 7 to July 13: *On July 13, police received numerous reports about a wandering four-year-old boy, who was alone and crossing Hwy #39.

The Carlyle RCMP responded to 64 calls throughout the week of July 5th and 11th. RCMP ask for anyone who has any information pertaining to matters remaining under investigation to contact the detachment or call Crimestoppers.