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Weyburn Police Service had 119 calls for service during the period of Mar. 31 to Apr. 7. Police attended a call on Apr.

No jail time will be served by three co-accused who pleaded guilty in a home invasion case involving a door being broken in with a sledgehammer. On Nov.

The second part of a multi-layered outreach program they have named the Sun Country Leadership Network, brought some of the health region's administrative team members as well as board members to the main auditorium in St.

By Catrina Moldenhauer, 306-458-2887

One of Weyburn's earliest residents, Sam Metheral (at far right on wagon) poses with his hired men atop a wagon he used to haul coal and wood to residents around Weyburn, in this photo taken a century ago, in 1913.

By Greg Nikkel

The first-ever career fair for the Saskatchewan Energy Training Institute (SETI) held on campus April 3 showed some promise for those who made their way to the institute's main auditorium to speak to one or all of the dozen companies that were repres

After getting an unwelcome surprise in 2011, the Town of Lampman is ready for any possible flooding issues that may occur this spring.

Students from Grades 8 and 9 hold up their plates of food in thankfulness as the food is blessed, before they begin to eat their lunch in the traditional style of the First Nations, at St. Michael School on Mar. 28.

The organizers of the Moose Mountain Marathon are once again gearing up for the big day, which will be held on August 11, at 7 a.m. The Marathon is looking at it's fifth year.